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I can no longer see the Color Picker when I go to select a color. I know that it is still open somewhere because when I try to click on any other commands, I get a beep to indicate that I am not clicking in the active window. I also know it is open because I can hit Enter to click the OK button in the Color Picker and close it so that I can use other functions.
It if it off screen somewhere, I have no way to get it back because I am already at my maximum screen resolution. Is there any other way to re-position it or make it re-appear? It's really frustrating, so I'd appreciate any suggestions. Cheers, Mike |
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Click on Window>Workspace and select Reset Palette Loccations I hope this helps. John
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I am having this exact same issue, but it is not the color palette picker, but the one that comes up when you edit a color. I have two monitors at work, but not at home, so i think photoshop thinks that the other monitor still exists even if it does. I have done a redetected on my monitor, rearranged my palettes, restarted photoshop and the computer, no dice. off to dump the prefs. Any other advice would be helpful.
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Heh, I've had that problem everytime I unhook my Cinema display from my laptop! The thing that has worked for me is to significantly lower the resolution of my monitor through System Prefs (I'm on a Mac). By resetting the resolution to something ghastly like 800 x 600, the palettes snap back into place. Once I get 'hold of the little rascals, then I set the resolution back to normal.
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