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Karen Wright8 Karen Wright8 Newcomer
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#41 ·
Greetings.

Could someone please explain where my Paint Bucket tool went? I can't seem to find it anywhere in the interface. As a complete novice to Photoshop, I am still finding much of the layout quite unfamiliar...

Regards.
Raymond Campbell35 Raymond Campbell35 Member
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#42 ·
Thomas Fisher said:Hey there!!!!!!

Can someone please tell me where my Paint Bucket tool went? Or even just the bucket icon itself. I'm pretty much a total newbie when it comes to using Photoshop, so everything feels kind of overwhelming right now...

Hey!!

The "Paint Bucket" is actually tucked away in the toolbar on the same button as the Gradient Tool. If you just right-click that icon (it's sitting right under the history brush) -> a little menu should pop up... then you can just select "Paint Bucket."
Karen Wright8 Karen Wright8 Newcomer
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#43 ·
Raymond Campbell35 said:"The Paint Bucket tool is located in the toolbar on the exact same button as the Gradient Tool. If you right-click that specific icon (it's positioned just below the history brush) -> a menu of options will pop up... from there, simply select 'Paint Bucket'."


Thank you so much!👍
Karen Reed21 Karen Reed21 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2009
#44 ·
It’s true... they actually stripped the Extract filter out of CS4.👎

Absolute idiots.
Steven Torres15 Steven Torres15 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2017
#45 ·
Hey everyone. I’m running into a bit of a roadblock here—the title pretty much says it all: I have no clue how to actually make a vignette in CS3.🤷 If anyone happens to know the trick, I’d really appreciate the help. Thanks!🙂

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