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conti444

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:29 pm    Post subject: toolbox palett expands on click - please help, this is weird Reply with quote

Hi, I bought a new laptop and I installed Creative studio.
After I launched Photoshop for the first time I noticed something disturbing: everytime I l-click (meaning I just click) on a tool in the tools palette, in the tools where multiple tools are kept, the tool expands as if I r-clicked on it.

I have been using Photoshop since before 2.0, I remember being excited by having layers, and I have never encountered this before.

I tried clearing the preferences, resetting tools and searching the web for a similar occurrence, to no avail.
Now it's driving me insane. everytime I switch, say, from the selection tool to the font tool the tool expands. Doensn't sound like much but it'll drive you crazy real quick.

Have I done something wrong somewhere? Is it a bug?

TIA

Marco

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