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How to Reset Photoshop's Settings (Preferences)
Tested and works with all version of Adobe Photoshop 6.5 to date... Step 1: Make sure that Adobe Photoshop is closed. Step 2: Enable view of hidden files on your computer How: Open My Documents > Tools > Folder Options > View > Scroll to Show Hidden Files and Folders Step 3: My Computer > Documents and Settings> "Username" > Application Data > Adobe > Photoshop > "version number" > Settings > here should be the file: Adobe Photoshop Prefs file. ![]() Step 4: Delete the file and open Photoshop More Info: The Additional Preferences Files In addition to the Prefs, the Adobe Photoshop Settings folder holds a variety of other files. You'll find separate files for the Actions palette, Brushes, Styles, Shapes, Swatches, and more. That's also the location of a folder called Workspaces, which holds your custom work setups. What you won't find in the Settings folder are preferences for paths, Save for Web, or ImageReady. On the Macintosh platform, I believe the Save for Web and ImageReady generate their own preferences files, and a separate file is also created for Photoshop Paths. You'll find all three files in the same location as the Adobe Photoshop Settings folder. Color Settings is a separate file within the Photoshop Settings folder. Good Luck!! |
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No problem, and you're welcome. From looking at that screenshot you showed me..it looked as though the feather setting had been made default somehow. Never-the-less, glad it helped you out!!
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I been trying to this for ages, tnx Tech.
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Not a problem, you're welcome.
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