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Hi there.
I work as system admin in a school and we are experiencing problems with some of our users – namely the pupils at the school.
All machines are fully up-to-date Windows 2000 and work fine on all other progs. These users have slightly restricted accounts – in that they cannot write to local drives.
Photoshop (6.0) opens fine, however gives a corrupted "new image" dialogue box when you click on File>New (or ctrl-N).
by corrupted I mean it comes up with file name "U" (instead of Untitled-1) and will not allow you to change to dimensions. Defaults to: width 7 inches, height 5 inches, dimensions 2 pixels/cm.
If you try to change the values of the dimensions you get an error message that reads: "Invalid Numeric Entry. A number between 0.001 and 3000.000 is required. Closet value inserted". It then flicks back to the default value.
If you try to open the new image as it is (without changing anything, or even after unsuccessfully trying to change anything), this message springs up:
"The image would be too large to store in a file. Decrees the dimensions or the resolution".
Opening an old file or image presents no problem.
Even if no-one knows of a nice quick fix, does anyone know whether Photoshop writes a temporary file to the local drive when creating a new image (or registry key??!?) or anything similar that might be causing this??
If anyone has a guide to what Photoshop does when cr4eating a new image then that may be very handy – then I can o through the process, eliminating as I go…
Thank you in advance for any help received.
(this topic also started on the DevShed forums pages)
Dylan
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I work as system admin in a school and we are experiencing problems with some of our users – namely the pupils at the school.
All machines are fully up-to-date Windows 2000 and work fine on all other progs. These users have slightly restricted accounts – in that they cannot write to local drives.
Photoshop (6.0) opens fine, however gives a corrupted "new image" dialogue box when you click on File>New (or ctrl-N).
by corrupted I mean it comes up with file name "U" (instead of Untitled-1) and will not allow you to change to dimensions. Defaults to: width 7 inches, height 5 inches, dimensions 2 pixels/cm.
If you try to change the values of the dimensions you get an error message that reads: "Invalid Numeric Entry. A number between 0.001 and 3000.000 is required. Closet value inserted". It then flicks back to the default value.
If you try to open the new image as it is (without changing anything, or even after unsuccessfully trying to change anything), this message springs up:
"The image would be too large to store in a file. Decrees the dimensions or the resolution".
Opening an old file or image presents no problem.
Even if no-one knows of a nice quick fix, does anyone know whether Photoshop writes a temporary file to the local drive when creating a new image (or registry key??!?) or anything similar that might be causing this??
If anyone has a guide to what Photoshop does when cr4eating a new image then that may be very handy – then I can o through the process, eliminating as I go…
Thank you in advance for any help received.
(this topic also started on the DevShed forums pages)
Dylan
x
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