When using *Windows File Explorer*, I no longer see thumbnails for .PSD files . . .

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Stan Shankman
Dec 14, 2003
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When using *File Explorer*, I no longer see thumbnails for .PSD files . . .

Greetings all,

As I recall, I use to be able to see thumbnails for .PSD files while using my file explorer. But now, I no longer can. I think something has changed. Also, when I use the

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Robert Feinman
Dec 14, 2003
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When using *File Explorer*, I no longer see thumbnails for .PSD files . . .
Greetings all,

As I recall, I use to be able to see thumbnails for .PSD files while using my file explorer. But now, I no longer can. I think something has changed. Also, when I use the “open” menu from within Photoshop, and select “thumbnails”, I still don’t see thumbnails on .PSD files.
However, if I highlight the file, it does produce a thumbnail, but elsewhere on the “open” panel.
So, am I wrong on this? Did I really use to see thumbnails for .PSD file? Or did I just notice for the first time that they exist?

Anyway, if anyone can shed any light on this matter, I would appreciate hearing form you.
Thanks all,
– Stan Shankman
This is an "improvement" in Photoshop CS. They expect you to use the built-in file browser.


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Eric Gill
Dec 14, 2003
Robert Feinman wrote in
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This is an "improvement" in Photoshop CS.

No quote marks needed. The on-the-fly thumbnails of previous versions hurt system performance and crashed. A lot.

There are plenty of better systems, and this:

They expect you to use the
built-in file browser.

….is one of them.

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