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I am working on a MacBook Pro and have recently had a small image start appearing next to my finder window when I open a folder. This picture is from my photo library; however, I have no idea why it's there. The image is not causing any problems, other than bugging me everytime I try to open something. If I click on the image, it opens it in Photoshop. Any ideas on how to get rid of it??? (the image is very small, and is directly to the left of the magnifying glass at the top of every window i open)<br />
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thank you!
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I am working on a MacBook Pro and have recently had a small image start appearing next to my finder window when I open a folder. This picture is from my photo library; however, I have no idea why it's there. The image is not causing any problems, other than bugging me everytime I try to open something. If I click on the image, it opens it in Photoshop. Any ideas on how to get rid of it??? (the image is very small, and is directly to the left of the magnifying glass at the top of every window i open)

thank you!

PIcture appearing next to finder window on mac...

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