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Hmm.. this is new to me. Try checking your zoom and make sure the DPI on the image isn't some HUGE amount
Last Edit: Oct 21, 2009 19:49:15 GMT by Benjamin
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I'm gonna start dishing out internet beatings if people keep it up with this 4chan shit, I swear.
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newfieldgrafix
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Yeah, stupid measurements. I always use pixels. It seems to work better for me.
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In CS4, you have to manually put in 'px' if you ever use something. Otherwise it automatically jumps to 'cm'. 
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In CS4, you have to manually put in 'px' if you ever use something. Otherwise it automatically jumps to 'cm'. So lame... Upgrade to something that doesnt do what you want  Photoshop is, first and foremost, a photo editing tool. It has evolved into the premier graphic design program, but it still specializes in photo editing. As such, having it default to pixels would be rather stupid on Adobe's part; all printing is done in inches and centimeters, depending on where you are from.
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In CS4, you have to manually put in 'px' if you ever use something. Otherwise it automatically jumps to 'cm'. Nope. Hit cmd / ctrl + K. There's a setting in your Preferences where you can select the default measurement.
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I'm gonna start dishing out internet beatings if people keep it up with this 4chan shit, I swear.
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In CS4, you have to manually put in 'px' if you ever use something. Otherwise it automatically jumps to 'cm'. Nope. Hit cmd / ctrl + K. There's a setting in your Preferences where you can select the default measurement. I have, I just thought that he wouldn't have based on the nature of this question. 
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