Float All in Windows

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bob_weidner
Jan 4, 2009
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Is there a way to have all my files open as "floating windows" (the way it used to be) every time I start photoshop and/or every time I open a new file? I do not like the new interface and every time I open a new file I have to go to that drop down button and click "float all in windows".

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Rob_Keijzer
Jan 4, 2009
Yes, deselect "open documents as tabs" in Preferences > Interface.

Rob
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Paul_R
Jan 4, 2009
Untick Open documents as tabs in preferences.
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Rick
Jan 5, 2009
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Yes, deselect "open documents as tabs" in Preferences > Interface.
Rob

I must be missing something, my CS3 doesn’t seem to have that option in "open documents as tabs" in Preferences > Interface.

Geoff.
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vrtaak
Jan 8, 2009
Sorry, it does not works…
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Anthony.Ralph
Jan 8, 2009
Well it does… the only thing to remember is if you are dragging a picture and dropping it into Photoshop, you will need to drag it to the grey bar just above the central work area (the icon will change to a small plus sign) then the file will appear as floating one.

This is on a 32bit vista machine by the way.

Anthony.
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vrtaak
Jan 8, 2009
YES! 🙂 That was the problem, I was draging it to the work area… Thank YOU! 🙂
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KatWoman
Jan 8, 2009
Yes, deselect "open documents as tabs" in Preferences > Interface.

that option is not in CS3

if you put workspace on "legacy" it opens docs like before as floating windows
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Rick
Jan 8, 2009
"KatWoman" wrote in message
Yes, deselect "open documents as tabs" in Preferences > Interface.

that option is not in CS3

if you put workspace on "legacy" it opens docs like before as floating windows

Many thanks KatWoman, that’s how I’ve always had my open files. I just can’t understand why my CS3 didn’t have the options as described.

Happy New Year,

Geoff.

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