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crop tool locked on fixed proportion

Enthusiast ,
Jul 03, 2010 Jul 03, 2010

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My crop tool is stuck on a fixed proportion and I can't figure out how  to get it back to normal. It happened once before and the solution is so  simple, its pitiful, I just don't remember. Can someone help? CS4-64bit
TNX,
Joe

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Jul 03, 2010 Jul 03, 2010

Wth the crop tool selected, in the tool options bar,

click Clear.

If you mean the Rectangular Marquee Tool, in the tool options bar,

where it says style, change that to normal.

MTSTUNER

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Jul 03, 2010 Jul 03, 2010

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Wth the crop tool selected, in the tool options bar,

click Clear.

If you mean the Rectangular Marquee Tool, in the tool options bar,

where it says style, change that to normal.

MTSTUNER

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Jul 03, 2010 Jul 03, 2010

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MS ... you da' man!

Thanks!

Joe

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Mar 15, 2020 Mar 15, 2020

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In my case, (Mac CS5), I was unable to find "Clear" anywhere.  The solve was to erase the width and height cells at the top left of the menu bar when the crop tool is selected.

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Mar 15, 2020 Mar 15, 2020

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Hi paxfax,

You are looking at question that was posted on 03 July 2010, and it is now 2020. Photoshop has had a few changes in the past ten years. 😊 What you did is fine — you can also reset the tool by right-clicking it in the options bar (not the Toolbar) and choosing Reset Tool.

~ Jane

 

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Oct 08, 2020 Oct 08, 2020

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Hi i come from the future to thank you. The ''clear'' button was the only thing that i didn't think have anything to do with that! 

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