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Dont know if there is a way. &nbsp;I would record an action pressing the F key, and then ctrl+0 each time and run it each time you open the image. &nbsp;That would get you what you want...
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Dont know if there is a way.  I would record an action pressing the F key, and then ctrl+0 each time and run it each time you open the image.  That would get you what you want...

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I couldnt figure anything out either..
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Ok...I did wonder if it wasn't possible. Thanks.
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Ok...I did wonder if it wasn't possible. Thanks.

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Thank you for the points.<br />
Kiranvj
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Hello<br />
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Can anyone advise how to set up PS so that when I open jpegs they always open up maximised and sized to the window (if it's possible?). I know how to change the settings to make this the case, but when I start a new session it always reverts to opening them in smaller windows.<br />
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I've had a look at the settings and I can't see any obvious way of doing it...just wondered if anyone knew of one.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Mark<br />

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Hello

Can anyone advise how to set up PS so that when I open jpegs they always open up maximised and sized to the window (if it's possible?). I know how to change the settings to make this the case, but when I start a new session it always reverts to opening them in smaller windows.

I've had a look at the settings and I can't see any obvious way of doing it...just wondered if anyone knew of one.

Thanks

Mark


Opening jpegs in Photoshop at full window size and maximised?

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