Zoom cursor reversed

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Chris
Jul 4, 2004
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Hello,

The Zoom tool cursor in PS7seems to have reversed i.e. the default is now zoom out, instead of zoom in. By holding the Alt key, I can reverse as usual for the duration of the keypress.

I have tried reinstalling PS but this made no difference – any suggestions would be appreciated, its a small but very irritating problem.

The system is a PC, with Pentium 4 CPU, 1 GB of RAM, the operating system is XP Home.

Thanks,

Chris

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nomail
Jul 4, 2004
Chris wrote:

The Zoom tool cursor in PS7seems to have reversed i.e. the default is now zoom out, instead of zoom in. By holding the Alt key, I can reverse as usual for the duration of the keypress.

I have tried reinstalling PS but this made no difference – any suggestions would be appreciated, its a small but very irritating problem.
The system is a PC, with Pentium 4 CPU, 1 GB of RAM, the operating system is XP Home.

Look at the two small icons in the tool bar. There you set the default: zoom in or zoom out. Couldn’t you figure that out yourself?


Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/
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Chris
Jul 4, 2004
"Johan W. Elzenga" wrote in message
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Look at the two small icons in the tool bar. There you set the default: zoom in or zoom out. Couldn’t you figure that out yourself?

Thanks for taking the time to reply Johan. It was so obvious when you pointed it out – I use 2 screens and rarely look up there at the toolbar.

I’m off to try and make my way a little higher up the food-chain!

Thanks,

Chris

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