@@MichaelBullo in "spot healing brush" group, I don't have "remove tool". some versions of photoshop have it, but my version 22.0 doesn't have it. I am looking for custom .tbr file
Open up the Preferences by pressing Control/Command + K. Choose "Reset Preferences On Quit" and then restart Photoshop. Keep in mind this will reset any preference changes you have made.
Quick, simple, and effective! Thanks a lot!
Thank you Pavlo. Hope it helps.
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Thank you Michael...
Thanks mate. Hope it helps.
@@MichaelBullo it sure did 😀
@@IZ1R7 Excellent. Cheers.
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Can this be done on the right side toolbar (the one History is in) ?
I don't think so
how can i add tool to the existing toolbar? (custom toolbar)
Can you be more specific about what you are trying to do?
@@MichaelBullo in "spot healing brush" group, I don't have "remove tool". some versions of photoshop have it, but my version 22.0 doesn't have it. I am looking for custom .tbr file
@@retf054ewte3 Any reason you can't upgrade Photoshop to the latest version?
@@MichaelBullo you don't even know what I am talking about
@@retf054ewte3 The Remove Tool was first added in Photoshop 2023
Hi! For some reason I don’t have the top toolbar with File, edit, etc.,
Open up the Preferences by pressing Control/Command + K. Choose "Reset Preferences On Quit" and then restart Photoshop. Keep in mind this will reset any preference changes you have made.
when i want to center ellipse, shift key while dragging the mouse is not working, what happened? how to bring it back?
Try Alt on Windows or Option on a Mac
Still no go
@@jonathanbuscano9640 That should work. Try restarting Photoshop and/or your computer. If that doesn't work, try resetting the preferences.
Photoshop version??
The top, middle section of the Photoshop interface shows the version. It was 2022 for this video.