Post by Elmer on Oct 5, 2011 16:20:26 GMT
Often when working in Photoshop, when moving the mouse close to, or on the edge of the taskbar, the thumbnail pops up, blocking the view of what you actually wanted to do. It then makes you wait a short while until it has timed out and you can try your original intention again.
This registry hack sets the thumbnail display time to 60 seconds, whereas the default is 0.5 seconds.
It will need a reboot to enable it to take effect, but if doing a lot of work in Photoshop, or any other opened program at full screen, you won't have the useful, but sometimes annoying, taskbar thumbs popping up in front of your work area. Unless of course, you hover over the taskbar icon for a minute!
There's also a .reg file included to re-set to the default setting for when you've finished.
This registry hack sets the thumbnail display time to 60 seconds, whereas the default is 0.5 seconds.
It will need a reboot to enable it to take effect, but if doing a lot of work in Photoshop, or any other opened program at full screen, you won't have the useful, but sometimes annoying, taskbar thumbs popping up in front of your work area. Unless of course, you hover over the taskbar icon for a minute!
There's also a .reg file included to re-set to the default setting for when you've finished.
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