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Fit Screen to Actual Pixels Hand Tool Blues
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-26, 4:14 am |
| Why, when I go from "Fit Screen" to "Actual Pixels" and then activate the
"Hand Tool" Via holding the Space Bar, can I not pan the bloody photo!!! If
I zoom out and back it it works?!!! Arrrrghhhh. It does this in PS7 and
CS!!! Is there a fix?
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| Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
the viewing boundry under your conditions.
Alan Smithee wrote:
> Why, when I go from "Fit Screen" to "Actual Pixels" and then activate the
> "Hand Tool" Via holding the Space Bar, can I not pan the bloody photo!!! If
> I zoom out and back it it works?!!! Arrrrghhhh. It does this in PS7 and
> CS!!! Is there a fix?
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>
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| bogus wrote:[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
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Except in CS where you can hit F and get a full screen that CAN be moved
around with the hand tool regardless of zoom. Very nice feature.
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-26, 7:14 pm |
| No no no. You're in "Fit Screen" THEN you go to Actual Pixels (i.e. 100%)
and it refuses to pan.
"bogus" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:c62a0$4295db06$4528bfab$10396@ALLTEL.NET...[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-26, 7:14 pm |
| Good Tip
"edjh" <edjhann@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> bogus wrote:
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> Except in CS where you can hit F and get a full screen that CAN be moved
> around with the hand tool regardless of zoom. Very nice feature.
>
> --
> Comic book sketches and artwork:
> http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html
> Comics art for sale:
> http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/batsale.html
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-26, 7:14 pm |
| And this is all being done while in Zoom Tool mode BTW.
"bogus" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:c62a0$4295db06$4528bfab$10396@ALLTEL.NET...[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
>
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If[color=darkred]
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-27, 4:14 am |
| Arrgh I figured it out. When you click on the "Actual Pixels" button at the
top of the program the "focus" in Windows stays with the button, pressing
the Space Bar key presents the cursor (as documented by Adobe) as the Hand
Tool BUT also toggles the "Actual Pixels" button up and down at the same
time because Windows hasn't release the focus on that object. It's trying to
do two things at once. Can you say BUG.
"bogus" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:c62a0$4295db06$4528bfab$10396@ALLTEL.NET...[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
>
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If[color=darkred]
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-29, 7:15 am |
| Arrgh I figured it out. When you click on the "Actual Pixels" button at the
top of the program the "focus" in Windows stays with the button, pressing
the Space Bar key presents the cursor (as documented by Adobe) as the Hand
Tool BUT also toggles the "Actual Pixels" button up and down at the same
time because Windows hasn't release the focus on that object. It's trying to
do two things at once. Can you say BUG.
"bogus" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:c62a0$4295db06$4528bfab$10396@ALLTEL.NET...[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
>
the[color=darkred]
If[color=darkred]
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| Alan Smithee 2005-05-30, 7:14 pm |
| No no no. You're in "Fit Screen" THEN you go to Actual Pixels (i.e. 100%)
and it refuses to pan.
"bogus" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:c62a0$4295db06$4528bfab$10396@ALLTEL.NET...[color=darkred]
> Hmm. If you have the image Fit to Screen then of course the hand tool
> will not work. The hand tool will only "move" the image to show parts
> that are outside the viewing boundry. You do not have any parts outside
> the viewing boundry under your conditions.
>
>
> Alan Smithee wrote:
>
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If[color=darkred]
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