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Filmstrip Error
I performed a hard restart. I used the off button on the reverse of my computer. I had it stay off for a short period of time. Now that it has restarted the problem has solved itself. The earlier restart did not remedy the problem. Again, I am so thankful for all of the feedback you all...- M_Culver@123
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- Forum: Editing Photos Using Lightroom
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Filmstrip Error
@Cletus D. Lee, thank you. That may be my go-to plan soon. Humbly, m- M_Culver@123
- Post #11
- Forum: Editing Photos Using Lightroom
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Filmstrip Error
@Jim, yes. Thank you. While restarting the program I did reset the preferences. Thank you for asking. And, that did not remedy the problem. I find that I encounter problems when I create new presets because I assume that I should be able to start typing immediately. However, I must click...- M_Culver@123
- Post #9
- Forum: Editing Photos Using Lightroom
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Filmstrip Error
I don't have it solved yet. But, thank you for your feedback! I'll keep experimenting on my end. Loved the smaller view...here's hoping I'll figure it out sooner or later. Smiles, m- M_Culver@123
- Post #7
- Forum: Editing Photos Using Lightroom
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Filmstrip Error
The top portion of my filmstrip disappeared the other day and I can't quite figure out how to get it back. The double-arrow utility is not an option. I shut down my computer. I turned off the software. I turned my Mac back on. I restarted Lightroom. I went into Panel (show and hide...- M_Culver@123
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- develop error filmstrip panels
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- Forum: Editing Photos Using Lightroom