Scrollbar/Zoom percentage question.

AL
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Alan_Longend
Jan 10, 2007
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Hi all,

Upgraded to CS2 at work from PS7.

This is how I viewed images in PS7
< http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7176/untitled1copynd9.jpg>

This is now CS2
<http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/386/untitled2hy2.jpg>

How may I remove the scrollbars and the zoom percentage and view the image as before?
I prefer the neater view and as my workspace is small due to monitor size, I need every pixel I can get.

TIA.
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JJ
John Joslin
Jan 10, 2007
This has been asked a dozen times and the answer is you can’t.

The workaround is to tap the F-key but that’s no solution as far as I’m concerned.
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Kry0GeNik
Jan 10, 2007
"John Joslin" wrote in message
This has been asked a dozen times and the answer is you can’t.
The workaround is to tap the F-key but that’s no solution as far as I’m concerned.

I googled furiously before asking, always do.
Couldn’t find anything – should have checked Google groups I suppose. Thanks for the reply anyway – I agree – F key is no real workaround.
EH
Ed_Hannigan
Jan 10, 2007
Is there no Resize Windows To Fit check box on the Options Bar with the Zoom tool in CS2?

Actually, I find that F key workaround to be a superior way to work. I love it.
AL
Alan_Longend
Jan 10, 2007
Not that I can find, Ed. Or any of my colleagues for that matter. As john says, it appears this just isn’t do-able.

The process I need to use for work needs me to have more than one image open at a time – F workaround won’t allow for that.
EH
Ed_Hannigan
Jan 10, 2007
I don’t believe it.

Select the Zoom Tool (Magnifying Glass). It should be on the left hand side of the Options Bar.
EH
Ed_Hannigan
Jan 10, 2007
Here:

< http://www.guidebookgallery.org/pics/apps/photoshop/usage/to ols/zoom/900.png>
JJ
John Joslin
Jan 10, 2007
That doesn’t get rid of the junk round the image, which is what Alan was after as I understood it.
AL
Alan_Longend
Jan 10, 2007
John’s right.
That doesn’t do what I need it to do.
Thanks anyway.
EH
Ed_Hannigan
Jan 10, 2007
Are you sure? It does in previous versions. I don’t have CS2.
AL
Alan_Longend
Jan 10, 2007
Of course I’m sure.
I do have CS2 and it doesn’t do what I want it too.
Discussion is in adobe.photoshop.windows also:

Its a CS2 thing I’m afraid. >> MH

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