Computer display help PLEASE! Photoshop CS2 is too big for my screen when I use filters…?
Riddles 
This is for a Christmas present. I’m trying to add artistic brush filters to a photo. When I open filters, I can apply them, but can’t save them. that part of the screen is out of view and no way to get over to it to save. All I can do is hit Esc and return to the workspace.
Can anyone please help? I need to print this photo for a frame-a gift for tonight. I can’t show up with an empty frame.
Please……Thanks in advance….Happy Holidays to all!
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Did you try the Maximize button in the upper right corner? You might be able to reduce the Photoshop screen size just by dragging the edge left or right.
How about your screen resolution? You need 1024×768 or greater. Check to see what you have in Windows by going to Start/Control Panel/Display/Settings.
If your screen is really small (less than 19″), you might be out of luck though.