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09/25/2005 06:18:24 PM · #1 |
Two bothersome things have been happening with Photoshop CS lately. First a while back I had to verify my submission, and this requires listing the editing steps. So I open the PSD file created from the original and went to file info – history. There was no information listed. I swear that although I seldom look here its been there before. I open other files and that info is not there either. What gives?
Second when the rule of third challenge was announced I created a new image graphically show the rule of thirds. I turned on the grid to help draw the vertical & horizonal lines. Now every image that open has the grid overlaid on it. It only takes a keyboard shortcut to get rid of it, but it̢۪s quite annoying. I can̢۪t seem to find a way to turn this off.
Think my CS is buggy and needs to be reinstalled? Or do I just don̢۪t know what I̢۪m doing with these seldom-used tools/features? Help.
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09/25/2005 06:22:18 PM · #2 |
| do you mean you turned on the grid on the camera or in photoshop? |
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09/25/2005 06:23:32 PM · #3 |
| The grid is on in photoshop CS. |
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09/25/2005 06:28:15 PM · #4 |
how did you turn it on? i divided my image by thirds and drew mine in.
ive had many photoshop bugs before that seem to not go away, i just reinstall and its all fixed :) |
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09/25/2005 06:36:21 PM · #5 |
With regard to the history, that information is not saved with the PSD file; it would make the file unmanageably huge.
With regard to the grid, you will need to turn it off in preferences; I used it only once before and don't recall the exact procedure.
Edit: The grid option is under View>Show, however the keyboard shrotcut (ctrl+') shold do the same thing. Under CS2, turning it on or off using the shortcut is "sticky." The settings (and the shortccut) are the same for CS and CS2.
Message edited by author 2005-09-25 18:47:08.
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09/25/2005 06:54:07 PM · #6 |
Thanks I figured out the grid issue. I was turning the grid off when I opened an image by the Open Apple + H which turns off the "extras" instead of the Open Apple + '. And when I opened a new image the grid was still turned on.
I did some experimenting with the history and Kirbic is right the info is not saved. I just assumed with PSD files that it would. On important images I guess I could cut & paste into a text file before saving if I need the info.
Thanks again for the reponses. |
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