Digital BW, The Print

This is driving me crazy. Somehow my history window is screwing me up.
It used to be when I did some moves and then wanted to go back say, 5 
moves, the windows showing those actions would disappear and the 
thread would pick when I started working again, erasing over the old 
moves.

What's happening now is that when I go back 5 moves the windows do 
not disappear and when I make a new move it leap frogs over the old 
moves. The old moves are not re-activated but the windows remain and 
they DO become active if I click on them.

Is there a way to set the window to a default mode that makes the 
windows disappear if I back up to an earlier move?

Not sure if any of this makes sense but a answer to this would change 
my world.  :   )

Thanks, Tim

On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 03:25 PM, Tim Timmermans 
<treath@...> wrote:

> This is driving me crazy. Somehow my history window is screwing me up.
> It used to be when I did some moves and then wanted to go back say, 5
> moves, the windows showing those actions would disappear and the
> thread would pick when I started working again, erasing over the old
> moves.
>
> What's happening now is that when I go back 5 moves the windows do
> not disappear and when I make a new move it leap frogs over the old
> moves. The old moves are not re-activated but the windows remain and
> they DO become active if I click on them.
>
> Is there a way to set the window to a default mode that makes the
> windows disappear if I back up to an earlier move?
>
> Not sure if any of this makes sense but a answer to this would change
> my world.  :   )
>
> Thanks, Tim

Tim,

In the options for the history palette there is an option for allowing 
non-linear history. If you have that checked, then it does allow for 
skipping around with histories...

Hope This Helps!

Jim

> Tim,
> 
> In the options for the history palette there is an option for 
allowing 
> non-linear history. If you have that checked, then it does allow 
for 
> skipping around with histories...
> 
> Hope This Helps!
> 
> Jim

Thanks Jim. That box is already checked but so is a box 
called "automatically creat first snapshot". Does that make a 
difference? Any other suggestions?

Tim

Actually I think I fixed it by UNchecking the box. Thanks, Tim


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Timmermans 
<treath@a...>" <treath@a...> wrote:

> 
> > Tim,
> > 
> > In the options for the history palette there is an option for 
> allowing 
> > non-linear history. If you have that checked, then it does allow 
> for 
> > skipping around with histories...
> > 
> > Hope This Helps!
> > 
> > Jim
> 
> Thanks Jim. That box is already checked but so is a box 
> called "automatically creat first snapshot". Does that make a 
> difference? Any other suggestions?
> 
> Tim

Do you by any chance have your setting to "Linear history" on?

Jerry

"Tim Timmermans " wrote:

> 
> This is driving me crazy. Somehow my history window is screwing me up.
> It used to be when I did some moves and then wanted to go back say, 5
> moves, the windows showing those actions would disappear and the
> thread would pick when I started working again, erasing over the old
> moves.
> 
> What's happening now is that when I go back 5 moves the windows do
> not disappear and when I make a new move it leap frogs over the old
> moves. The old moves are not re-activated but the windows remain and
> they DO become active if I click on them.
> 
> Is there a way to set the window to a default mode that makes the
> windows disappear if I back up to an earlier move?
> 
> Not sure if any of this makes sense but a answer to this would change
> my world.  :   )
> 
> Thanks, Tim
> 
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Set the "non-linear history" preference back to false.  (I was confused
by this a little while ago.)

    Benjamin

The history feature in photoshop makes people lazy and lulls you into a 
false sense of secruity
 and is a bad use of resourses.

DON'T USE IT AT ALL


J.Z.

On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 01:45 PM, Jon Zax wrote:

> The history feature in photoshop makes people lazy and lulls you into a
> false sense of secruity
>  and is a bad use of resourses.
>
> DON'T USE IT AT ALL
>
>
> J.Z.

Just try some of the uses for the history brush...

Jim