Why does minimizing images makes them not accessable in CS??????????

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Volt
Mar 14, 2006
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If I minimize an image, it dissapears to the left of the screen. All that I can see is the X close button. The rest is obsscured by the edge of the program window.

Enlarging the progam window does not help. I cannot get the image back. All I can do is close it.

Any ideas?

Volt
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Roy G
Mar 15, 2006
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If I minimize an image, it dissapears to the left of the screen. All that I can see is the X close button. The rest is obsscured by the edge of the program window.

Enlarging the progam window does not help. I cannot get the image back. All I can do is close it.

Any ideas?

Volt
Hi.

I suspect you must have dragged a Minimised image there once, and PS is remembering that.

Try setting your screen resolution to its highest level, which will make everything very much smaller and show you a bigger area of Desktop. Then Minimise and drag the minimised image back into the centre. Then you can go bask to your normal res, and try minimising again.

Failing that Trash your preferences.

Roy G
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edjh
Mar 15, 2006
News wrote:
If I minimize an image, it dissapears to the left of the screen. All that I can see is the X close button. The rest is obsscured by the edge of the program window.

Enlarging the progam window does not help. I cannot get the image back. All I can do is close it.

Any ideas?

Volt
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