[antx]

Another problem I have with Photoshop is the fact that when in fullscreen mode not all of my image is shown.

to understand:

- make an new image like 2000x2000
- zoom the image to 100% that is important!!!
- press "F" twice to get to fullscreen
- press tab to hide the interface
- pan down and draw a line at the lower edge
- now press "F" once more to get out of fullscreen again
- pan down and see where your line is.

in my case its not at the bottom but like 10 pixel above the lower edge.

Has anyone else this problem (which I presume cos this is a bug since ages in PS and they dont manage to fix it.) and is there a way to solve this?

Does it work better on Mac?

For the case that others have this problem too and nobody has a solution: When you zoom in once before you go to fullscreen and once in fullscreen you zoom back out, this problem will not arise. But for me this is not a acceptable solution...

[Dr. Bang]

i have that problem too! but mine, it's on the right.

[antx]

yes well, there I have it too...

[SuperFish]

What tool and version of PS are you using?

I have followed the instructions and things seems to be fine with the line.

Here are the details of my test:
-Windows 2000
-Photoshop 7.0 (PC)
-Zoom 100%
-Ruler on
-The line created with Brush tool.
-Wacom ArtZ II tablet was used(serial)

[ June 13, 2002: Message edited by: SuperFish ]

[antx]

PS 4 up to 6.01, Win2000 (at the old days of PS 4 it was WinNT4), Rulers off.

If it works for you with PS7 then there might be hope that they finally fixed it...