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Alright, I kind of hope I get a reply to this quickly because even though it’s a small problem that does not interfere with how Photoshop works, it is a problem that has been horribly distracting.
Anyway, my question is rather simple, how do you change the background of the Photoshop interface? Not the background of an image or something like that, but of the actual display itself? Because somehow I accidentally turned it black. It looks like this: < http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v236/TwinSamples/Untitled- 2copy.jpg>.
Basically, whenever I stretch the window or maximize a document, all the space around the actual document is black for some reason. I’m an artist and having that sort of solidity around my document is really annoying. Can someone please help me figure out how to turn it back to it’s usual gray?
Please help!
Thanks,
Shannon
Anyway, my question is rather simple, how do you change the background of the Photoshop interface? Not the background of an image or something like that, but of the actual display itself? Because somehow I accidentally turned it black. It looks like this: < http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v236/TwinSamples/Untitled- 2copy.jpg>.
Basically, whenever I stretch the window or maximize a document, all the space around the actual document is black for some reason. I’m an artist and having that sort of solidity around my document is really annoying. Can someone please help me figure out how to turn it back to it’s usual gray?
Please help!
Thanks,
Shannon
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