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I teach PSCS2 at a community college. Our Lab is all Windows machines, for which Im NOT the tech guy; they were upgraded to CS2 this semester. On about a third of the machines, were noticing that when new layers are created either by dragging or using Crtl-J, the layer or selection comes in with transform handles, sort of thin ones, not as dark as the ones that appear when we hit Crtl-T (which we can activate even on top of these automatically appearing handles), and theres no way to dismiss them. Neither the Enter key nor the Confirm check (if thats even visible) have any effect. The only way out weve so far found is to undo the drag or new-layer command, and demo the expected behavior on another machine. Could this possibly be the result of some kind of setting I never heard of, should we reinstall on these machines. or…??
Many thanks for any suggestions; can get more info about the lab computers if needed, and can also poke a bit deeper into the symptoms if that would help.
dcoffin
I teach PSCS2 at a community college. Our Lab is all Windows machines, for which Im NOT the tech guy; they were upgraded to CS2 this semester. On about a third of the machines, were noticing that when new layers are created either by dragging or using Crtl-J, the layer or selection comes in with transform handles, sort of thin ones, not as dark as the ones that appear when we hit Crtl-T (which we can activate even on top of these automatically appearing handles), and theres no way to dismiss them. Neither the Enter key nor the Confirm check (if thats even visible) have any effect. The only way out weve so far found is to undo the drag or new-layer command, and demo the expected behavior on another machine. Could this possibly be the result of some kind of setting I never heard of, should we reinstall on these machines. or…??
Many thanks for any suggestions; can get more info about the lab computers if needed, and can also poke a bit deeper into the symptoms if that would help.
dcoffin
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