I am glad to hear that you are back up and running! Michelle ... View more

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Did you see this post? It was posted  just after yours:   Just found a way to fix...Try to logout your email on help>signout account and re login again.... That works to me! I dont need anymore to hide the contextual bar just to fix the issue. ..   Hopefully this will take care of the issue for you. Let us know! Michelle ... View more

That is great to hear! Thanks for letting us know. ... View more

It is only part of the solution finding process. ... View more

Hi! If you want it to have the text lined up on the rigit edge, select the text you want to align and in the Paragraph Properties Panel click on the right aligned icon. If that is not what you need, please give us more information? Michelle   ... View more

I have not used that key combination before! Did you try the Layer Styles stroke option? Michelle ... View more

Hi, Is your contextual menu bar open on your screen? Where is the video poping up on your screen? I was just talking to someone on another thread that had the same problem and he tried it and it got rid of the popup. If it's not the rich tooltips that you are talking about, then can you at least give it a shot and see if it works? Michelle ... View more

Hi! What version of Photoshop are you running? Michelle ... View more

Hopefully they can get the bug fixed soon, but at least you have "temporary" relief from the pop up!   On your other note, I understand your frustration. That is why I do not immediately update my version of Phtosohop. I do upgrade but I do it manually. I have to get work done and I stick with what works until I can upgrade without issues. Do you have automatic updates turned on in your creative cloud? If so, I would suggest turning it off, and doing your upgrades manually--when you're ready to deal with it. And, when you upgrade, don't remove your current version, so you have a working version to go back to in case you hit a glitch. That's my two cents worth!    Glad it hear that it "sort-of" worked! Michelle ... View more

Did you try it to get rid of the video that is associated with the menu bar? Is it that pop up you are talking about? M ... View more

Hi! Sorry to hear you are running into this issue. What version of Photoshop are you using? And, are you on Mac or Windows? Michelle   ... View more

Hi! Have you all seen this thread? https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/context-bar-and-popup-tutorials-disrupting-workflow/td-p/14757651 Let us know if this helps? Michelle ... View more

Got it! I jsut found this thread--see if this helps? https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/context-bar-and-popup-tutorials-disrupting-workflow/td-p/14757651 Michelle ... View more

Hi! The screenshot of your Preferences show the box checked. I just unchecked mine and they stopped popping up. But here is another bit of information about the task bar and pop ups. https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/context-bar-and-popup-tutorials-disrupting-workflow/td-p/14757651 Let us know if this helps, Michelle ... View more

Hi! In searching out your issie, I found this thread which sounds like it has the answer you need: https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/context-bar-and-popup-tutorials-disrupting-workflow/td-p/14757651 Please take a look and let us know if it worked? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Sorry to hear you are having this issue! Have you tried deleting the pop-up version while you are running Photoshop? With Photoshop open, select the the Photoshop icon that pops up second in the dock and choose Options>Remove from Dock. Does that work? Does it remove just the one, or both? If it does remove both, start Photoshop from your Appications folder and once Photoshop is open, click on the icon and move it somewhere else in your dock to set it in place. Let us know if that works? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Go to Preferences>Tools, and turn off tooltips. See the image below. Let us know if that works! Michelle   ... View more

I am glad to hear it worked! ... View more

Hi! How do you add the border? One way to add a border is to use the Stroke function in Layer Styles. With an object selected, double click on the layer, and the Layer Styles dialog will pop open. Choose Stroke and on the right side, select the size or weight, the color, and the opacity. See the image below. If that works--great. If not, please give us a description of the steps you go through to create the border so we can help you find it! Michelle ... View more

Hi! What version of Photoshop are you using? And what is your OS? Because as Dave said above, D is no longer in the latest version, and it is possible that your version of Photoshop is not compatibl with your version of the mac os. Here is some information about Photoshop compatibility: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-and-macos-big-sur.html Michelle ... View more

Hi, There seems to be an issue going on with using the Filter>Camera Raw Filter. Here is a thread that you might want to take a look at: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-ps-25-12-on-macos-15-menu-buttons-wont-work-after-using-camera-raw-filter-intel-macs/idc-p/14881497#M111666 I have not heard that it is resolved yet, but they are working on it, as you will see in the thread. Michelle ... View more

Hi! I found this help doc that might shed some light on what you need: https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/using/adobe-dng-converter.html   Let us know if that helps? Michelle   ... View more

Glad to hear you are back up and running!! ... View more

Hi Mark! I am glad to hear that it is working again! Michelle ... View more

That is very strange that the color shifts when you change the background area. What is the color profile of your image? If you go to Edit>Convert to Profile, it will tell you up at the top.   ... View more

Hi! I would like to suggest another way to accomplish what you want. With your layer selected, choose Color Range from the Select menu. with the eyedropper tool, click on the green area and then change the fuzziness slider until you have the majority of the sweater. Then choose the Eyedropper with the plus and click on the shadow areas of the sweater to add them to the selection. When you have everything selected click ok.   With the sweater selected, choose Cmd-J to create a new layer with just the sweater. I used two options to change the color, but you can use any number of ways. I added an Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer and changed the values to a sandy color and also added a Layer style and set the Blending Mode to Color.    Here are the results     Using Color Range is really a great option when you have large areas of solid color, and take a close look at the clothing under the hair.  Let us know if you have any questions! Michelle ... View more

Hi! Have you checked your Graphics Processor? Open Preferences and choose Performance, uncheck Use Graphics Processor, and hit ok, and restart Photoshop. If that doesn't fix the problem then you can go back and check the box again. If it does fix the issue, then you might want to see if your GP has an update.   Here is some helpful information about Graphic Processors: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/troubleshoot-gpu-graphics-card.html https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-cc-gpu-card-faq.html   Let us know if that helps, or if you are still having the issue? Michelle ... View more