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PSE 9 problems (1 Viewer)

Vectis Birder

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I am using Photoshop Elements 9 which I have had since Christmas. It's been ok up until the past week when, on the two occasions I've used it, it's done some strange things.
Firstly, if I attempt to zoom in or out on the image, it jumps. e.g. instead of zooming from 50% up to 100%, it will jump to something stupid like 3200%. If I attempt to crop a picture, I can make the selection ok but as soon as I try to make the crop, either by clicking on the green tick or by double clicking on the picture itself, the selection area jumps across the canvas, meaning that I have got to try and do it again. If I persist with editing, the problem gets worse and I have to close the program down and restart it.
I blamed my mouse at first, but there appears to be nothing wrong with it.

Also, today I opened some photos in Canon's DPP and they looked fine, nice and sharp. I did my usual saving, nothing different, but when I opened them in PSE 9, they looked much softer. It's the first time this has happened.

What's going on? Any ideas or, better, fixes will be appreciated.
 
I would try erasing the programme off your PC and then reload it. A long shot, but that sort of thing has worked for me in the past with these type of things.
Is it possible to send it back and get an exchange?
Best of luck. Mike.
 
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