Is there a way to make Photoshop stop hiding the top left corner of my images under the toolbar, when the toolbar is parked by default at the top left of the workspace? If not, is there a way to suggest to Adobe that they fix this, so I don’t have to move each and every window when I need to see the entire image at once? It would also seem natural to have Photoshop be smart enough to know that I have side palette windows open and to not put images under toolbars, palettes, etc. Anyone out there have the same problems when zooming in and out on images?
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I’m not sure how/why adobe would allow that but it is easy enough to press tab (removes all tools), drag the window down and then tab again to bring back tools.
Incidentally, it’s not just the Tools, it’s totally possible to push the top of the image window when you’re moving it so it ends up under the Options Bar.
That is new behavior in CS4 and totally unacceptable.
Thanks for the support Ramón. I find it annoying that such a seemingly common sense idea such as allowing the user to see the full window without dragging, moving, using command keys, etc. When you are working with a lot of images day after day, it really is something that Adobe should fix.
This happens when the Tools palette is not in the exact right position, slightly to the right from absolute left and down a touch from the Options Bar. I don’t know how to describe it better, but experiment until you find the right position and Save that Workspace and it won’t happen again.
It’s entirely possible and way too easy for the top of the document window to end up under the Options Bar, totally hidden by the latter. This can happen when you’re just dragging the window up.
That should never happen, ever. Period.
If anyone knows of a way to prevent it, please share that information.
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