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Joy! (sarcastically)
when pressing alt+shift+f I get this retarded and useless window! thanks Adobe! So glad I can focus on editing my metadeta instead of editing my image.
JJMack wrote
Extra extra read all about it
Aweful. Bad. Crime Against Humanity. Aweful. Bad. Crime Against Humanity.
You need to get a grip oon life.
But at least he got to tell us the is 'working on a big budget feature at the moment'. It's gotta be worth having to take a second stab at the Alt key for the chance to tell folk that you work on big budget features. 
I'm wondering where he found the time out of his busy schedule, but it might be a Harvey Weinstein feature. I'm thinking they have all ground to a halt at the moment. Or it could be Netflix House of Cards... I believe that crew has some time on its hands..
"Aweful. Bad. Crime Against Humanity", I read that as a Donald Trump tweet. 
He did go back to 2017, so all is good now, the cameras are rolling.
I just looked at this thread and besides the keyboard complications, corrupt PSDs are showing up some places.
Photoshop CC 2018 corrupting PSD files So for now it is a mess. Even with the old CS series, keeping the previous version around after an upgrade was technically allowed for a month. "Sometimes the first batch of cookies never comes out right", as my Grandma used to say.
I've been through a lot of releases, but I don't recall if 19.0 has had the most problems.
Gene
HothWampa wrote
I just hope Adobe give the one person in their QA dept. some company before the next release.
Of the nearly 16,000 people employed by Adobe, less than 100 work on the Photoshop Development Team. There are 99 names on the latest Splash Screen. A few years ago, I read a report that said there were 66 people on the Photoshop team.
There are some important people who no longer appear on the Splash Screen. Chris Cox was a Senior Computer Scientist and a regular contributor to this forum. John Nack left Adobe to work for Google in 2008 (goodness, is it really that long ago?). Some of the names on the Splash screen don't work just on Photoshop — Julieanne Kost, for instance, does a lot of Lightroom tutorials on her blog.
The site below is interesting in that it says Russell Williams, along with Seeth Narayana, is on the team that decides 'what's next for Photoshop'. I suspect that 'on the team' is significant in this process, because we have been given the impression that the Development Team gets strong direction from above, as to what they can spend time on.
The 10 Biggest Names Behind Photoshop You Should Know - Hongkiat
When it comes to bugs, then the squeaky wheels principle applies — if not enough people make a fuss, then the 'squeaky wheel' does not get oiled. We have also seen a clear move towards revenue earning features like Adobe Stock and TypeKit. They are making Adobe Stock so attractive with very cleaver search features, that it can be difficult to ignore, but every time you click to accept a stock item, it might cost you the same as a month's subscription to the Photoshop Lightroom Photography plan. So if something annoys you, you need to go to the Feedback site, and if there is not already a thread on your issue, start one, and then come to this forum and encourage people to add their names to the thread. Since Chris Cox left Adobe, anything on this forum is likely to be missed by the Adobe Photoshop team members. On the Feedback site, people like Jeff Tranberry will read pretty much every post.
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Telephone support appears to be based in India using people with limited direct knowledge of Photoshop. They use Expert Systems to try and home in your problem, and I strongly suspect they sometimes deal with more than customer at the same time leading to wait states. If your issue does not need access to your account, then you are nearly always better asking on this forum, but we don't work for Adobe, so there is zero point in ranting here. We are volunteers, so can chose to ignore threads that look like hard work.
I suspect that we won't have to wait long for some bug fixes, and I hope that they publish the list of things they have addressed with the next update, because it just might surprise you how much work they have done.
katiaw88368429 wrote
Hope you'll fix the bug quickly.
..............I'm glad to hear that this is an Adobe problem and that you are working on it.
Hi
I don't work for Adobe , I am a Photoshop user the same as you. I do know that Adobe are working on it though 
Dave
Hi
Sorry for the mistake
But you were right. The bug has been fixed with the new release !
Phew ! What a pleasure to be able to work normally again...
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