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Quick PS Question I have PS7. I recently started just fooling around with some tuturials b/c I would like to start to learn how to really use PS. Anyway, I can't ever finish a sig because my text doesnt work. No matter what size I select it stays miniscule, I cant even see what I type, even If I zoom in to the max. I uninstalled it and installed it again but I get the same problem. It's not like another feature that I could just ignore and work around. I tried looking on the net for this problem but apparently no one else has had it. Anyone have any idea why I have this problem and how to fix it? |
Re: Quick PS Question So you can see the text but you can't read it? Are you sure it isn't a layer problem? |
Re: Quick PS Question No, I can't even see the text, all I see is a tiny little blinking text line thing (lol dont know what its called). It's not a layer problem becuase the size of the cursor stays miniscule even when it is on size 78. I think I have a busted program. |
Re: Quick PS Question Has it always been like that? Maybe you could return it and get a new copy. |
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Re: Quick PS Question Sorry, I dont quite understad. Do you mean post the file of an image that I tried to type something on? Could you elaborate please? Apologies for the nubness. |
Re: Quick PS Question I think he means, do your text layer with your typing on when you can't see it. Then save the file as an editable .psd and attach it here so we can see if it works on ours or whatever. |
Re: Quick PS Question 1 Attachment(s) Here, all I did was try to type something in size 72. |
Re: Quick PS Question "Could not complete your request because the layer is not a valid text layer" Thats the error I got when I tried to open it. |
Re: Quick PS Question Hmmm, whenever I try to type in that font it doesn't show. I turn it into another font and it works. Is this problem with all fonts? |
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