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How do you remove the active stroke when on a layer/shape?

Apr 29, 2012 7:10 AM

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Alright so a rather simple question but I can not seem to find the answer anywhere.

I am trying to remove this black line (look at the picture)

http://www.clicknhost.com/u/290412/cw6ka0xka.png

It appears on active shapes and layers; it prevents me from seeing how my stroke is going to look, what my shadow looks like, messes with alighnment. I just want it gone. It was in Photoshop CS3, removed in Photoshop CS4 and 5 (5.5), but now it is back.

Thanks,

Tyler.

453 Views 4 Replies Latest reply: Pete.Green, May 1, 2012 1:22 PM

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1. YahorShumski,

Apr 29, 2012 7:12 AM in reply to iitylernallen

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Maybe ctrl+H shortcut can help you?

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2. iitylernallen,

Apr 29, 2012 7:15 AM in reply to YahorShumski

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Thanks mate. I was actually viewing the "view" tab in photoshop and was looking at the extras and I checked all that out and found that out right before you posted. Has to be the most annoying default setting, I find it hard anyone would find a use for it.

Thanks again.

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3. YahorShumski,

Apr 29, 2012 7:17 AM in reply to iitylernallen

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It's my first "Correct Answer" here. So, thank you as well

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4. Pete.Green,

May 1, 2012 1:22 PM in reply to YahorShumski

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iitylernallen,

Another suggestion would be to hit the "enter" key while you have one of the pen tools selected, or direct path selection tool selected. This will toggle the viewable shape boundary.

Cheers,
Pete

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