[Jeff Hauser]

Good to know it’s not me.

I’m not that versed in Premiere, so can you give me a hint as to how to nest the section? I did a different workaround of simply exporting the section, but I’m sure your idea is better.

Thanks.

[Jeff Hauser]

Sorry for the quintuple post or whatever, but just thought I’d mention that it’s fixed!!

I launched PS and then began googling NVidia photoshop cursor stuff. Then Photoshop was done launching and opened. I switched to PS to confirm the problem, and… IT’S MYSTERIOUSLY FIXED.
It wasn’t working last night, and I didn’t do anything regarding PS. Just worked with a client in Final Cut Pro. But now it’s better.
I noticed that the cursor was set to the “standard” cursor (the brush when painting). I’ve always used the circle cursor when painting, so maybe my cursor prefs were deleted overnight.

Anyways, I’m happy. Thanks!

[Jeff Hauser]

Still no luck, but I’ll fill you in on what’s going on. I’m using a new Mac Pro with everything transferred from my MacBook Pro. Photoshop used to work on this Mac Pro and still works on my MacBook Pro.
Any ideas?
This whole thing sort of reminds me of how if you turn on a Nintendo 64 with the A button for example held down during startup, then the system thinks the A button is continuously held down. That’s probably useless…

Is there anyway to COMPLETELY and ENTIRELY remove Photoshop from my system? I already uninstalled and checked “Remove Prefs”

[Jeff Hauser]

Thanks for the tip. That was going to be a last resort, but I ended up doing it. I couldn’t believe it, but the problem is still there. I don’t know what to do now. I’m at a loss. I think I’ll start business school.