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I am running Photoshop 7.0.1 on Windows 2000 machine with 512 MB of RAM. I have over 4 GB of defragmented space on my "Scratch" hard drive.
I seem to be able to perform any action on any image, including 60 MB images, EXCEPT for IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>LEVELS. Whenever I attempt to do this, the CURSOR CHANGES IMMEDIATELY TO AN "EYEDROPPER" and ALL selections under FILE, EDIT, IMAGE, LAYER, SELECT, and FILTER are "grayed out" and unselectable. In addition, the [X], to close the window, in the upper right corner of BOTH the IMAGE and PHOTOSHOP are also "grayed out."
After several uninstalls and installs of Photoshop 7.0.1, I removed the program and reinstalled the Photoshop 5 LE that was included with PageMaker. Subsequently, the IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>LEVELS operation works normally within Photoshop 5 LE.
Is this possibly related to some form of "copy protection" that Adobe uses?
Any further suggestions or hints would be appreciated. This problem is driving me up the wall.
Regards,
Brent
I seem to be able to perform any action on any image, including 60 MB images, EXCEPT for IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>LEVELS. Whenever I attempt to do this, the CURSOR CHANGES IMMEDIATELY TO AN "EYEDROPPER" and ALL selections under FILE, EDIT, IMAGE, LAYER, SELECT, and FILTER are "grayed out" and unselectable. In addition, the [X], to close the window, in the upper right corner of BOTH the IMAGE and PHOTOSHOP are also "grayed out."
After several uninstalls and installs of Photoshop 7.0.1, I removed the program and reinstalled the Photoshop 5 LE that was included with PageMaker. Subsequently, the IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>LEVELS operation works normally within Photoshop 5 LE.
Is this possibly related to some form of "copy protection" that Adobe uses?
Any further suggestions or hints would be appreciated. This problem is driving me up the wall.
Regards,
Brent
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