sour quarry
Today I was checking on an illustration within a psd mockup. I initially tried this in the browser version because I wanted to see how easy it was and didn't want to save the file. I do that sometimes to check sizing and intended layout. I never ever want to save the file. I decided I didn't want to deal with the learning curve of trying to figure out where everything is and why changing the color of a layer is creating a completely new layer. So I went to open the same mockup file in photoshop desktop version, when the app offered up the autosaved file from the web version. Curiosity... it's always curiosity. I opened said file and messed around in it. No biggie. When I tried to close the file, I was prompted to save or cancel. There was absolutely no option to not save my changes. I couldn't just close the file. When I eventually used task manager to close the program because there was no getting around it, it still paused the end task function to prompt me yet again to save a file I was trying to simply close. I looked and couldn't find a button or option to simply close the file.
Now, the only difference to this workflow is that it was a psdc (which I've found other issues with; see below in redacted) and photoshop is fully updated. So, is this a new update? Or am I missing something obvious? I'm not so arrogant to believe that missing something isn't an option. I miss things. It happens.
|| Trying to save the file to the computer proved impossible as it would start to create the file then fail completely eventually glitching the preview in the file viewer. I tried 3x. Not sure what was happening, but it may need to be recreated and sent in as a bug. JSYK, I tried saving it to see how a psdc converts to a psd. I would have done this with any file not just this one. I intended on deleting it later. So, when I gave up on testing the conversion, the app wouldn't simply close the file like I wanted it to.||
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