Window positioning

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Sandy
Oct 26, 2003
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I’m running Photoshop on Win2k and when I open an image the image "window" opens with it’s top left corner hard to the left and top, underneath the main toolbar. I’ve tried resetting palette locations and creating new workspaces, but every image still opens in the top left corner.

Anyone had this problem or have any suggestions?

tnx
Sandy
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edjh
Oct 26, 2003
Sandy wrote:

I’m running Photoshop on Win2k and when I open an image the image "window" opens with it’s top left corner hard to the left and top, underneath the main toolbar. I’ve tried resetting palette locations and creating new workspaces, but every image still opens in the top left corner.
Anyone had this problem or have any suggestions?

tnx
Sandy
Move the tool palette down and to the right slightly and that won’t happen.

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Sandy
Oct 26, 2003
Oh thankyou soo much.
You have no idea how long that’s been giving me the.. err irritating me. 😉

"edjh" wrote in message
Sandy wrote:

I’m running Photoshop on Win2k and when I open an image the image
"window"
opens with it’s top left corner hard to the left and top, underneath the main toolbar. I’ve tried resetting palette locations and creating new workspaces, but every image still opens in the top left corner.
Anyone had this problem or have any suggestions?

tnx
Sandy
Move the tool palette down and to the right slightly and that won’t
happen.
—
Comic book sketches and artwork:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html

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