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Mar 06, 2010 15:53 |  #1

Ever since I moved CS3 onto my new Win 7 64 bit laptop I've been having an issue with Bridge in that the "Preview" screen above the horizontal filmstrip doesn't preview images properly and has blocks of what is on the window below show through. In the screen-shot below you can see Firefox/POTN showing on the left hand side of the preview window.

My laptop is connected to a 2209WA external monitor (1680x1050) however it does exactly the same thing when only using the laptop screen.


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Mar 06, 2010 16:36 |  #2

Well ... this is interesting. If I reduce the window size for Bridge by just a tiny bit (maybe 1-2%) the problem goes away. Just can`t run Bridge full screen.


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Mar 06, 2010 23:51 |  #3

Bridge CS3 was a pile of carp, with so many bugs you couldn't even list them all. This is a new one to me though.


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Mar 07, 2010 00:10 |  #4

tim wrote in post #9743910 (external link)
Bridge CS3 was a pile of carp, with so many bugs you couldn't even list them all. This is a new one to me though.

Yup, it's uber-carppy. This is the weirdest behavior yet though.

I'm hoping CS5 is released in April or May.


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