Feb 24, 2013
- To reset the crop box: With the Crop tool selected, click the Reset button on the Options bar or right-click in the image and choose Reset Crop. To choose preview and shield options for the Crop tool: Select the Crop tool, and from the Crop Options menu on the Options bar,A check any or all of these options.
- Double click on Adobe Photoshop’s icon. QUICKLY hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift. (if you hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift before double clicking on the program’s icon, it may not work) 3.
I'm running 64bit CS6 and have 24GB of ram. GTX 660ti. This shouldnt be a problem and has not been. My psd which is almost 500MB usually takes 30-60 seconds to open and once i am in it works fine. It just took me a good 5-10 minutes to open the psd. The efficiency is at 19%* and i dont know what that asterisk means. I allocated 22GB of ram to it, 8 cache levels and such and it's still being really slow. Should I try reinstalling? This is very cumborsome and would like to fix this problem asap.
this also happened randomly. The program wasn't even closed. My brushes reset, too. I even tried rebooting, and nothing.also, photoshop now uses up to like 20gb of my ram automically without any files open in the program. Before it was about 6-9gb.
How To Reset Photoshop Cs6 To Default Settings Mac Desktop
To change the Type tool’s default settings, close all open documents and make your changes in the Options bar. These settings will now be your new defaults. If you often set type in Photoshop, you can also use Tool Presets to save and reuse certain combinations of fonts, sizes, colors etc. As Photoshop loads, you should get a prompt asking if you would like to 'delete the Photoshop settings file', Click yes You should now have a fresh slate with all of the settings returned to their default. Can't forget Gaussian he says On a Mac, hold Command+Option+Shift while starting Photoshop to delete the preferences.