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CS4 screen re-draw issues

I'm having problems with screen redrawing after I've applied a filter or used, for example, the shadow / highlights option. I have to zoom in (or out) of the image to make it apply (or probably just display) the changes to the image. This is obviously quite a drawback!

I have the GPU activated and turned that off but it didn't make any difference.

Apart from that I haven't played with it (demo version) much - yet. Looks similar enough to CS3 to be instantly comfortable but at the same time a few nice tweaks. Displaying the image without jagglies at all magnifications is great as is the zoom in and out function. Like the tabbed images too. May have difficulty in talking work into buying it for me in the current climate though...."off course I need the upgrade! how else am I going to re-size images for our intranet...?". Bit tenuous ?

Bridge also seems to have go-faster stripes now, which is nice.
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Re: CS4 screen re-draw issues

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I'm having problems with screen redrawing after I've applied a filter or used, for example, the shadow / highlights option. I have to zoom in (or out) of the image to make it apply (or probably just display) the changes to the image. This is obviously quite a drawback!

I have the GPU activated and turned that off but it didn't make any difference.

Apart from that I haven't played with it (demo version) much - yet. Looks similar enough to CS3 to be instantly comfortable but at the same time a few nice tweaks. Displaying the image without jagglies at all magnifications is great as is the zoom in and out function. Like the tabbed images too. May have difficulty in talking work into buying it for me in the current climate though...."off course I need the upgrade! how else am I going to re-size images for our intranet...?". Bit tenuous ?

Bridge also seems to have go-faster stripes now, which is nice.
Hi Stuart, are you running the Mac or Windows version and which graphics acclerator hardware does your computer depend on?

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Re: CS4 screen re-draw issues

Hi Ian

Windows and my graphics card is a Nvidia 8600 GT. Not exactly a top-end card but OK-ish for most things. Works fine with every other app that uses the GPU.
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Windows and my graphics card is a Nvidia 8600 GT. Not exactly a top-end card but OK-ish for most things. Works fine with every other app that uses the GPU.
Might be worth checking that you have the latest drivers from nVidia.

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...nalId=kb405711

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Might be worth checking that you have the latest drivers from nVidia.

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...nalId=kb405711

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Re: CS4 screen re-draw issues

I did that yesterday evening after reading through the support documents on the Adobe site. No improvement unfortunately and it seems to be a problem even with the option un-ticked.

There were some other instructions on the Adobe site for non-compliant cards that I bookmarked and I'll have a look at them tonight when, hopefully, I'll have a bit more time.

As regulars on the forum might recall from recent posts, I'm having issues with colour management as well which may lead me, rightly or wrongly, to change my video card anyway.
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