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      CommentAuthornickb
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 1
    I've somehow managed to f*ck up the background colour of Photoshop's workspace!

    And its driving me mad - it's bloody bright pink!!!

    Anyone know how to revert it back to the default?! I have no idea how I did it.

  2.  # 2
    but the question is, what were you doing playing with bright pink colours in the first place?
    Is there something you want to tell us, nickb?
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      CommentAuthornickb
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 3
    No!

    Unless my subconcious was trying to tell me something! It's quite embarresing actually when clients come to look at a mockup and are shown a big pink screen!
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      CommentAuthorlech
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 4
    Edit > Prefs > Transparency & Gamut

    :D
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      CommentAuthornickb
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 5
    No - its not the transparency that pink.

    It's the normally grey area around the image. When you pull the corner of the image to expand its containing area - you normally have a grey background. Mine is pink. And I DONT KNOW WHY!!!!!!


    aaaahrhrhghghrhrhH!
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      CommentAuthorlech
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 6
    Ok, yeah, that is pretty damn weird if you ask me. I thought for a moment that it was your grid, I didn't take the time to notice the actual image so I figured it had to be that. No clue what's going on there but I couldn't find any setting on my end that would do that to the grid and it's outside border ._o
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      CommentAuthorMarti
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 7
    Choose a foreground color, select the paint bucket tool and Shift + click the area outside the canvas.
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    Is the pink on a seperate layer?

    Oh well.. use the magic wand tool and click in the pink area. Paint bucket to fill the area to suit.
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      CommentAuthorlech
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 9
    damn marti, I was totally unaware of that option. I'll have to remember that for future reference if I'm ever dealing with edges sharing the same color as stuff inside my canvas.
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      CommentAuthorjsanders
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 10
    that's awesome, i'm going to change the background on a friend's machine...
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      CommentAuthorlech
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 11
    He's going to hurt you. :D
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      CommentAuthornickb
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2005
     # 12
    Just as I had lost all hope, Marti saves me from HELL!

    Thanks so much - now to terrorise every other photoshop user I know...

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