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1. Re: After using
What does "Extras" refer to? Some specific view items? What did you actually do? Some of that stuff is document specific, not program level, and can only be hidden with teh document open. Also, if you think something is not right, you have to provide system info.
Mylenium
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3. Re: After using
I'm sorry. I have Photoshop CC and Extras is under View. It never showed up until I clicked on it with a photo open. I unchecked it before closing out the photo but now any photo I open, opens with Extras. It's annoying....not earth shattering, but annoying.
I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit if that's important.
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4. Re: After using
:-) I've had many user names, but it's my favorite. It's just something I've always said so it became my username.
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5. Re: After using
To turn off all of Photoshop’s extras—that is, guides, grid,
and slices—in one fell swoop, choose View→Extras. But even
if you do that, any extra that’s individually turned on in the
View→Show menu will reappear the next time you open a
document or create a new one, which could drive you bonkers.
The fix is to specifically turn off the offending item—say, the
grid—in the View→Show menu.
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6. Re: After using
I've done that....and made sure everything was unchecked in the Show menu and Extras was unchecked. When I close out Photoshop and re-open it the Extras option is check marked again and thus any photo I open has the grid.
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8. Re: After using
This feature in Photoshop is crackers. Even if you untick 'extras' it becomes ticked again when photoshop is restarted and hence shows any items ticked in 'show'. Why cannot the tick on 'extras' whether on or off be sticky?
