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Hi.
When I make the brush size for any tool bigger part of it will disappear. Only the small brush sizes are shown as complete circles.
This happens with all tools that use a brush size. If I make the brush bigger or zoom into the document only a small part of the brush size will be visible. This part of the brush is placed inside a square. The edge of this square cuts the cursor off at the bottom and right.
If I move something with the move tool and it’s a bit fast, the same square size will pop up, dividing the object into squares.
This is very annoying. The first one makes it impossible to work in Photoshop since I can’t use big brushes (with either pencil, brush, erasor): I can not see the cursor when the brush is big or if the document is zoomed in. If the document size is 100% and the brush is big the same thing happens.
Working on a brand new workstation. XP 2002 SP3.
Intel Quad corre Q9550 @2.83 Ghz.
I.98 Ghz 2.98 GB RAM.
Graphics card NVIDIA Quadro FX 1700.
Extra hard drive 1 Tb.
I hope to hear from you.
When I make the brush size for any tool bigger part of it will disappear. Only the small brush sizes are shown as complete circles.
This happens with all tools that use a brush size. If I make the brush bigger or zoom into the document only a small part of the brush size will be visible. This part of the brush is placed inside a square. The edge of this square cuts the cursor off at the bottom and right.
If I move something with the move tool and it’s a bit fast, the same square size will pop up, dividing the object into squares.
This is very annoying. The first one makes it impossible to work in Photoshop since I can’t use big brushes (with either pencil, brush, erasor): I can not see the cursor when the brush is big or if the document is zoomed in. If the document size is 100% and the brush is big the same thing happens.
Working on a brand new workstation. XP 2002 SP3.
Intel Quad corre Q9550 @2.83 Ghz.
I.98 Ghz 2.98 GB RAM.
Graphics card NVIDIA Quadro FX 1700.
Extra hard drive 1 Tb.
I hope to hear from you.
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