Hi Terri, I'm not an expert but you can reset your Photoshop back to default by clicking on a little sign on the right above the layer/palette area which says "Default Work Area". I am assuming this will restore the work area to the way it was when you got it out of the box. Restoring your personal settings that you had might have to be done on an individual basis.......Little Grandbaby's help might be the last thing you needed. hugggggs. Maggie (they're still worth all their trouble.)

hehe, yeah, she is worth the trouble. I swear though, she just turned one but she's going through the terrible two's already. I just now put her in her crib to cry out what ever mood she is in, lol.
Re:Photoshop - I already reset all defaults, reset all the tools, held the ctrl+alt+ shift when starting...deleting all temp files...everything but reinstalling the program and that usually won't work because of registry entries.

wow, I just noticed I can't spell...well I knew that really but sometimes I make it more difficult on myself by not wearing the right glasses when I'm on the computer...I hate having to keep changing glasses. Takes my eyes a few minutes to adjust to the change.
Terri

LOL......hope you got things working ok again, Terri. Don't worry about spelling, we all misspell at times. Granddaughters at computers don't help. hahahha. I guess you can always call Adobe if you have lots of trouble. I'm sure they understand 1 year old babies going on 2. Hope you have things back in shape by now. Wish I were more help. xoxoxo

still can't get it back to "normal" I thought I had it right for a while but it wasn't, lol. I may just give up on it or like you say maggie, I could call adobe about it....

finally got photoshop working the way I like. I don't know what I did but it started working right and I haven't messed with any settings since, lol. and I keep the baby's little fingers away from my keyboard, :-)