My clone stamp doesn’t work

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N Miller
Jan 11, 2005
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Worse than that: it sometimes works when I just start out, but then just as suddenly it stops working. PS 7.01, 756 mb ram. And I’ve reinstalled more often than I like to think of. I hope someone can help.

nm
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Corey
Jan 11, 2005
Press Alt+Control+Shift during your next launch of Photoshop to dump your preferences. Click OK when asked if you want to do this as it will restore them to the default settings as when you first opened the program.

Peadge 🙂

"N Miller" wrote in message
Worse than that: it sometimes works when I just start out, but then just as suddenly it stops working. PS 7.01, 756 mb ram. And I’ve reinstalled more often than I like to think of. I hope someone can help.
nm
NM
N Miller
Jan 11, 2005
I’ve tried that. Nothing happens. I’m not asked if I want to do it. Nothing. I’m running Windows. Is your remedy for the Mac?

nm

Peadge wrote:

Press Alt+Control+Shift during your next launch of Photoshop to dump your preferences. Click OK when asked if you want to do this as it will restore them to the default settings as when you first opened the program.
Peadge 🙂

"N Miller" wrote in message

Worse than that: it sometimes works when I just start out, but then just as suddenly it stops working. PS 7.01, 756 mb ram. And I’ve reinstalled more often than I like to think of. I hope someone can help.
nm

CG
Claim Guy
Jan 11, 2005
"N Miller" wrote in message
I’ve tried that. Nothing happens. I’m not asked if I want to do it. Nothing. I’m running Windows. Is your remedy for the Mac?

Not with those keys mentioned
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nomail
Jan 12, 2005
N Miller wrote:

I’ve tried that. Nothing happens. I’m not asked if I want to do it. Nothing. I’m running Windows. Is your remedy for the Mac?

Alt+Control+Shift on a PC should become Command+Option+Shift on the Mac.

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Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/
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Broga
Jan 13, 2005
In what way does it suddenly ‘stop working’

Do you mean that when you hold down the Alt key to sample an area you have a problem ??
If so it may be a keyboard or keyboard driver fault.

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www.micromountain.com

"N Miller" wrote in message
I’ve tried that. Nothing happens. I’m not asked if I want to do it. Nothing. I’m running Windows. Is your remedy for the Mac?
nm

Peadge wrote:

Press Alt+Control+Shift during your next launch of Photoshop to dump your preferences. Click OK when asked if you want to do this as it will restore them to the default settings as when you first opened the program.
Peadge 🙂

"N Miller" wrote in message

Worse than that: it sometimes works when I just start out, but then just as suddenly it stops working. PS 7.01, 756 mb ram. And I’ve reinstalled more often than I like to think of. I hope someone can help.
nm

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