Photoshop bug

Submitted by Brian on Fri, 2008-06-13 23:41.

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i'm working on a mac using CS3.

Photoshop isn't using the whole screen when displaying a document. When i resize a document it will only use about 2/3 of the screen. Fit on Screen, zooming in or out produce the same results. It's as if photoshop thinks i have a smaller screen than I actually do.

Has anyone had a similar experience or know how to fix it?

thanks

wide screen

Submitted by fidel on Sat, 2008-06-14 05:25.

probably.

And I wouldn't like to have a part of my picture behind the panels.

If you change the size of your panels or hide the panels you will see that your photo will adjust

fidel

hiding all the tools and

Submitted by Brian on Sat, 2008-06-14 17:33.

hiding all the tools and control panels does allow me to resize a document correctly. But I don't want to have to do that every time. Does anyone know what's going wrong or how to fix it?

thanks

Just hit the tab key

Submitted by JimD on Sun, 2008-06-15 16:22.

Hitting Tab should hide everything but the image. Hitting it again should bring it all back.

That being said, just work in Full Screen Mode if you don't want the image to be constrained to the areas where toolbars & palettes don't exist.

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it is not a bug

Submitted by fidel on Sun, 2008-06-15 13:26.

and you can't fix it, and nothing is going wrong it's the way they changed from CS2 to CS3

F key

Submitted by jozefk on Wed, 2008-06-18 11:09.

hi
i'm using Tiger and Ps CS3 and everything works fine here. TAB key is removing the Tools and panels from left and right. But F key is changing only the Screen mode and it's works fine.

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Also you can hit command +

Submitted by natobasso on Wed, 2008-06-18 15:28.

Also you can hit command + to zoom in. When you fit your doc to the screen it takes into account the height AND width and so will limit it to the shorter dimension (usually the height unless you have a square monitor).

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