Hate to ask, but am at wits end... (PS question)

faithe said:

Within the last few weeks there was a post about maximizing or
optimizing Photoshop performance by changing the properties to some
deep file.

My problem now is that whenever I start PS it starts with the same
info: file browser folder on opening, foreground and bg colors, and
recent files as the day I changed that file.

Can anyone remember that post or explain how I can reverse it?

I've tried uninstalling and that doesn't change it. Lost my
bookmarks with that post on it.

Thanks for any help!

Faithe

--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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cspringer said:

faithe said:

Within the last few weeks there was a post about maximizing or
optimizing Photoshop performance by changing the properties to some
deep file.

My problem now is that whenever I start PS it starts with the same
info: file browser folder on opening, foreground and bg colors, and
recent files as the day I changed that file.

Can anyone remember that post or explain how I can reverse it?

I've tried uninstalling and that doesn't change it. Lost my
bookmarks with that post on it.

Thanks for any help!

Faithe

--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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faithe said:

I'm kicking myself for not understanding that post.

Do you know how to reset preferences? I thought what I'd changed
would let CS open however I closed last.

Thanks for the prompt reply!

cspringer said:

faithe said:

Within the last few weeks there was a post about maximizing or
optimizing Photoshop performance by changing the properties to some
deep file.

My problem now is that whenever I start PS it starts with the same
info: file browser folder on opening, foreground and bg colors, and
recent files as the day I changed that file.

Can anyone remember that post or explain how I can reverse it?

I've tried uninstalling and that doesn't change it. Lost my
bookmarks with that post on it.

Thanks for any help!

Faithe

--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

Click to expand...

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--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

Click to expand...

cspringer said:

faithe said:

I'm kicking myself for not understanding that post.

Do you know how to reset preferences? I thought what I'd changed
would let CS open however I closed last.

Thanks for the prompt reply!

cspringer said:

faithe said:

Within the last few weeks there was a post about maximizing or
optimizing Photoshop performance by changing the properties to some
deep file.

My problem now is that whenever I start PS it starts with the same
info: file browser folder on opening, foreground and bg colors, and
recent files as the day I changed that file.

Can anyone remember that post or explain how I can reverse it?

I've tried uninstalling and that doesn't change it. Lost my
bookmarks with that post on it.

Thanks for any help!

Faithe

--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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parikh said:

cspringer said:

faithe said:

I'm kicking myself for not understanding that post.

Do you know how to reset preferences? I thought what I'd changed
would let CS open however I closed last.

Thanks for the prompt reply!

cspringer said:

faithe said:

Within the last few weeks there was a post about maximizing or
optimizing Photoshop performance by changing the properties to some
deep file.

My problem now is that whenever I start PS it starts with the same
info: file browser folder on opening, foreground and bg colors, and
recent files as the day I changed that file.

Can anyone remember that post or explain how I can reverse it?

I've tried uninstalling and that doesn't change it. Lost my
bookmarks with that post on it.

Thanks for any help!

Faithe

--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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--
I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand ~
Chinese proverb

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pls click my profile and look for the post-perhaps" stop ps from
misbehaving". U might find ur answer.
regards
parikh

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