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Key Features:
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Tiler 4 is out!

Photoshop doesn't support overriding High DPI scaling behavior on Windows versions 10 or greater. Users who override this setting might experience difficulty interacting with the Photoshop user interface. Possible issues include:

- The Start Screen, Library panel, and other extension panels don't scale correctly (appear too small and offset)
- Menu dropdowns don't align to the top menu bar
- The cursor consistently shows spinning loading circle next to cursor
- Canvas isn't centered in the document window and doesn't align to rulers

The solution:
1. Quit Photoshop.
2. In Windows File Explorer, navigate to the Photoshop installation folder.
3. Right-click Photoshop.exe in the installation directory and select Properties.
4. Switch to the Compatibility tab in the dialog that appears.
5. Deselect Override High DPI Scaling Behavior in the Settings group.
6. Click Apply and then click OK.
7. Relaunch Photoshop.

More info: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/high-dpi-scaling.html

High DPI scaling issue

If you've recently purchased a Photoshop extension (plugin) and find that it's not appearing inside Photoshop on your M1 Mac, don't worry; there's a straightforward solution. Running Adobe Photoshop in Rosetta Mode can help ensure that your extensions work seamlessly with your M1-powered Mac.

Here's a step-by-step guide to running Adobe Photoshop in Rosetta Mode:
- Launch Adobe Photoshop: Open Photoshop on your M1 Mac as you usually would.
- Enable Rosetta Mode: To run Photoshop with Rosetta, locate the Photoshop app icon in your Applications folder or Dock. Right-click (or control-click) on the Photoshop icon.
- Select "Get Info": In the context menu that appears, select "Get Info."
- Enable Rosetta: In the "Get Info" window, you'll find an option labeled "Open using Rosetta." Place a checkmark next to this option.

Restart Photoshop: Close any open instances of Photoshop and then restart the application. It will now run in Rosetta Mode.

More info can be found on these links:
- https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211861
- https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/apple-silicon-m1-chip.html

Running extensions on M1 Macs

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