They opened Fort Knox to see what's inside, this is what they found.       ... View more

Assuming you have the correct system specs and this is happening when you try and open any file (it's not just one corrupt one), it might be worth using the Adobe Cleaner Tool to remove all of the application and do a clean install. https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html ... View more

@Vasanth_I1861 there is no authorization code, CS2, CS3 and CS4 activation servers have been shutdown ... View more

thankyou! Yes this worked, very easy fix thanks again ... View more

Amazing - I typically have to keep an image's dimensions in place, but will have to increase or decrease the DPI depending on printing requirements. I'll try these scripts and see if they require any modifation for my use case - thank you! ... View more

This is  why I shut off Automatic Updates in my Creative Cloud Desktop Preferences.   ... View more

Steps to Resolve the Issue: Open the Type Tool. Go to the top-left corner, where you'll find a dropdown menu next to the "T" icon. Hover over the dropdown menu to see the options. In the top-right corner of the box, you'll find the Settings icon. Click on it. Select "Reset All Tools" to reset the settings. This should resolve your issue. ... View more

Wow Thank You! This was so helpful. ... View more

I hope I am doing this right. I created a thread before that ended up in "Discussions," not "Bugs." The brush sizes in Photoshop seem to be tied to Accessibility Pointer sizes in MacOS. If a person wants or needs a bigger pointer in the OS, it has a significant adverse effect on how the brush size displays.   Here is my thread and another thread about this, both in Discussions. My thread includes screenshots and another person's "solution," which sort of fixed the problem, but makes clear that there is an accessibility issue here.   Someone in my thread told me to "add it to the feature request." I consider this a bug that needs fixing, not a feature I would like added. ... View more

What Tool are you using? ... View more

Thank you for the screenshot. I was able to get to the right answer faster. Mark the answer as correct. It will likely help the next poor soul who has no idea what it is and how to stop it. ... View more

There are several reasons why bumping an old thread is not the way to go. There have been multiple major updates since this thread was started six years ago, and it is highly unlikely that the cause of a similar issue from back then is still the cause of your current issue.  This is not just limited to Photoshop. Operating systems — mainly Mac OS — have changed and are known to cause issues. The people who can help you are much less likely to open an old thread with lots of replies. ... View more

Hallelujah!! Thank you and particularly thank you for not giving up on me! ... View more

@patricktheart  If you lose your preferences in minor dot updates, something's wrong, like not having full administrator privileges in your user account.   With a major whole-number version update, preferences do not carry over, they never have. There is an option to migrate preferences, but I don't recommend it because of the high risk of accumulated errors carrying over as well.   As for actions, brushes, anything that can be saved out - save out and keep it in a safe place. Then it can always be easily reloaded. ... View more

It's interesting that the same image got different reactions from Photopshop. The word "kitchen" was fine. "Bedroom," not so so much. There are far bigger issues in the world than this silliness. Still, it's worth a thought or two. ... View more

thank you, in my case I had to create another archive with a lower bitrate ... View more

The red mark could be due to working on a smart object, so ensure your layer is rasterized. Also, check that the tool’s opacity is set to 100% and the blend mode is "Normal." Expanding the selection area may help improve removal accuracy. Make sure Photoshop is updated to the latest version, as bugs are often fixed in updates. If the issue persists, try using Edit > Content-Aware Fill as an alternative. Lastly, resetting Photoshop preferences (Ctrl + Alt + Shift on launch) can resolve unexpected tool behavior. ... View more

You can try using Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator with the halftone effect to convert the image into dots. Photoshop’s halftone pattern under the "Filter Gallery" can help you cluster the dots while keeping the same size. Illustrator also has similar effects for more control. If you’re into design or working with different visual formats, you might also find tool [link renoved] helpful for various calculations related to design and layout. ... View more

Click on the reveal arrow at the far right of the options bar, when in your second screen shot, and then on 'Reset Blur Gallery'. Dave ... View more

use control + command H that works for me ... View more

7 years later, and I still cannot figure out why Acrobat is different. Not that it bothers me, but I just have that question. ... View more

The guidelines are not at all vague, they are clearly spelled out in the license terms. https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html  lists what is not allowed. Adobe works with others and not setting boundaries leaves them open to lawsuits.   You agreed to them when you leased the software. Once your commitment is up, you are free to use something else. ... View more

If none of these suggestions work, uninstall Photoshop and install an earlier version, 25.1.2 for example. https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/using/install-previous-version.html Hopefully this guide is in Russian. ... View more

Wow! Thanks that's awesome. Exactly what I needed. Thanks a ton for your work and quick turn around. By @SandraPL You're welcome! ... View more

Saving in paint helped. Thank you! ... View more

Where do you go to check if you are using a grey in your colours? I have this problem too and my photoshop keeps going back to masking not 100% everytime I seem to fix it.  ... View more