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Nov 30, 2005 22:35 |  #1

Ok, when I open an image in Photoshop cs2, the window that contains the image is always small, i have to resize it every time. see pic below

IMAGE NOT FOUND
HTTP response: 404 | MIME changed to 'image/gif' | Byte size: ZERO | PHOTOBUCKET ERROR IMAGE


Is there anyway to set photoshop to open the image with a larger window by defualt, like this pic

IMAGE NOT FOUND
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Nov 30, 2005 22:46 |  #2

double-click on the hand tool... or even better, hit the f key to switch to full screen mode. Then you can use the spacebar to quickly move the image around.
double-click the zoom tool for 100%


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Dec 01, 2005 00:00 as a reply to  @ RAitch's post |  #3

Thanks, That makes life a bit easier. I still wish there was a way to get it to open to the size you want by default though. Sure would be nice.




  
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Dec 01, 2005 10:46 |  #4

Beggers can't be choosers!!
That's easy enough... and everybody does it.


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Dec 01, 2005 10:49 |  #5

From what I can tell, PS likes to zoom to certain sizes - ones that look better because of it's anti-aliasing for the resize. So the common default zooms will be based on 33% - like 66.7 % or 16.7% - or based on 50% - like 25% or 12.5%. I've never seen - or maybe just never noticed - if it will default to something like 20.2%.


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Dec 01, 2005 11:30 |  #6

You're right Scottes, that's why it usually doesn't fill the screen with the image.
That's why I like working in full screen mode {F} and usually view at 100%. Then I may flip to fit to screen (double-click hand) just to check an edit on the overall image or get bearings.


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Dec 01, 2005 17:16 |  #7

Ctrl-Alt-0 : 100%
Ctrl-0 : Fit in window
Ctrl +/- : Zoom in and out
I find that I do a fast Ctrl-0 to get a big window, then zoom in or out to one of the 25/50/100 sizes. I find the aliasing annoying even at the 1/3 increments. Am I missing a setting? RAitch's F toggle works great too.



  
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Dec 01, 2005 20:21 |  #8

I don't know man, I think we wrapped this baby up.


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Dec 01, 2005 20:30 as a reply to  @ RAitch's post |  #9

This doesn't answers your question but it might help. If you have a wheel mouse then.....
Do EDIT/PREFERENCES/GENER​AL and check the " Zoom with scroll wheel" box.
Now you can zoom in and out using the wheel on the mouse. :)


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Dec 01, 2005 20:53 |  #10

Yeah, I have that enabled... it sucks when you get used to it then go to another computer that doesn't have it though. :(


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Dec 02, 2005 07:29 as a reply to  @ RAitch's post |  #11

RAitch wrote:
Yeah, I have that enabled... it sucks when you get used to it then go to another computer that doesn't have it though. :(

Yes it does, lol.

For what they charge for this program you would think a simple preference like mine would be able to be set, lol. off to the adobe forum for a feature request, lol.




  
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Dec 02, 2005 10:33 |  #12

Yet simply clicking a button or pressing a key isn't easy enough?
I never found it a problem and actually prefer that the images are loaded in a friendly zoom factor.


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Dec 02, 2005 16:02 as a reply to  @ RAitch's post |  #13

Nah, double clicking the zoom is doing the trick for me, Thanks for the tip. Its just that I am used to being able to set such options. most any other image program I have used, you can set the default opening size. I really don't care what the zoom level on the actual pic is when it opens, because I just zoom to what I want with the scroll wheel. But I wish the window would open sized the way I want it. When I asked the original question, I just figured I was missing a setting for it somewhere. Again thanks for the tips guys!




  
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