Hi there,
So strange text behaviour here: http://screencast.com/t/atGbhTznY. I think the video is self explanatory.
Regards,
SK
So strange text behaviour here: http://screencast.com/t/atGbhTznY. I think the video is self explanatory.
Regards,
SK
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David, Official Rep
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You transformed the text. As a result, the font size you see is the equivalent transformed value displayed, not the actual value. When you type in a new value, the text is set to that value, although the transform is still applied. This is not a new feature and also happens in CS5 and earlier.
Thanks,
David
Thanks,
David
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
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We've released an update to correct this issue such that the behavior of text size/transforms is the same as CS5:
http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotco...
http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotco...
David, Official Rep
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Okay, I can finally post this:
We have made many fixes to the behavior of transformed text and they are now available in the latest release, Photoshop 14.1, which you can download RIGHT NOW. I will acknowledge, there are still a few lingering issues to resolve, but for most users, these fixes should handle their problems. We felt it was better to get a partial fix out now than a perfect fix in the future. We are still planning additional improvements for a coming release.
If you are still struggling with problems, by all means let us know so we can make sure we address them.
Thanks and enjoy!
David
We have made many fixes to the behavior of transformed text and they are now available in the latest release, Photoshop 14.1, which you can download RIGHT NOW. I will acknowledge, there are still a few lingering issues to resolve, but for most users, these fixes should handle their problems. We felt it was better to get a partial fix out now than a perfect fix in the future. We are still planning additional improvements for a coming release.
If you are still struggling with problems, by all means let us know so we can make sure we address them.
Thanks and enjoy!
David