If you Command (Mac) or Shift (Win) click a number of files, and then drag them onto the PS icon — they’ll all open, trust us. Whether you’re seeing them all at once is another issue — the guy who said to tile them is right.
Look at the Window menu; at the bottom, under the names of all the panels, you’ll see the names of the files that are open. It can be dozens and you wouldn’t see them if any of the full screen view options are being used. This represents 3 out of 4 possible views, so it’s not surprising you don’t see them.
Gary in tampa
And thanks for asking questions up here; that’s what we’re here for…
On 9/15/07 9:29 AM, in article ,
"tony cooper" wrote:
On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 05:43:05 -0400, "Jerry"
wrote:
I went through this also, and now I forgot which tool to click but it is on the bottom of the tool bar. When clicked, it will show all the images that are open at one time in PS. Sorry I can’t specific as I am not near the pc that has PS on it.
If I wanted to view all open files on one screen, I’d click Windows>Documents>Tile
"JimO" wrote in message
I can’t get PS CS2 to open multiple files at once from either Photo Mechanic or windows explorer. Even though I open several, only one shows up when Photoshop opens. It will open up multiple files within the program.
