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Where is slider for font selection?
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Where is slider for font selection?I am working in Elements 9. On the tutorial in Adobe showing the Text tool, the version of Elements shows a slider next to the font options which allows you to go up and down the font selections from A to Z. In Elements 9, I do not have a slider and am only able to go down the alphabet unless I type in a font name which will take me to that one but no higher. What am I missing?
Re: Where is slider for font selection?I'm not sure about Adobe's tutorial but, as far as I know, there is not slider for going through the font list in Photoshop Elements, Jan. Sorry.
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Re: Where is slider for font selection?Hi Jan,
I've looked at both version 4 and 9, here are some screen shots, both versions are pretty much identical. In the bottom image you can see arrows at the top and bottom of the font list, you can click and hold on those arrows to make the font list move up and down, there is no slider in either version. Not sure what version the tutorial you were looking at was using. You also will notice that the Styles List does have a slider, but not the Font list. Is this what you are talking about? You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. 1. Thinkpad W530 Laptop, Core i7-3820QM Processor 8M Cache 3.70 GHz, 16 GB DDR3, NVIDIA Quadro K1000M 2GB Memory.
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Re: Where is slider for font selection?Maybe we're having a communications breakdown here. Chuck, the post was made in the Photoshop Elements forum. Although Jan only mentions "Elements 9" in the post, I assume Photoshop Elements is the subject.
I'm not sure why Jan has no slider, but I can definitely say that my PE9 has one: You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Be yourself; everyone else is taken.
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Re: Where is slider for font selection?Hi Chuck,
Thank you for the reply. I am working in Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 to make some opening and closing pages for the videos. I signed up for the Adobe Photoshop Magazine and as a part of that I received some instructional videos. It was on the 'Learn Photoshop Elements Today' video explaining the toolbox that I saw the slider next to the Font selection drop down. I just thought that I must not be seeing something obvious since I don't have one (slider, that is) on my screen. Just one of those little frustrations ;o)
Re: Where is slider for font selection?Hi Dave,
I just saw your post. For some reason all I have when I go to the font selection is a drop down of the font names. There is no sampling next to the font name and no slider. Do I not have something 'turned on' to get the full drop down?
Re: Where is slider for font selection?Dave,
Correction to my last post. I do have the font samples but there is no slider to the right of them.
Re: Where is slider for font selection?Jan, here's something that may help:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/865/cpsid_86508.html Note: If you try Solution 2, have PE closed first. If the checkbox referenced in the article above is already checked, try unchecking it, clicking on OK, then go back in and checking it again. Be yourself; everyone else is taken.
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Re: Where is slider for font selection?Thank you Dave!
I used Option 2 and it worked. You guys are amazing.
Re: Where is slider for font selection?Glad that you two figured it out, I really have to check the forum headings more often
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