Curves adjustment Bug

I have PS 6.0.1. yes I know its an old version but it does everything i require so I have no need for upgrade.
One of the main function i use it for is adjusting curves. recently I have noticed when i open a jpg and select adjustment/curves. Photoshop automatically selects the eyedropper tool and the curves window is NOT displayed. When i attempt to do anything i get the windows error bell/noise. The only way i can carry on is by selecting escape on my keyboard.
This also happens if i attempt to add a curves adjustment layer. The eyedropper tool becomes selected and no curve adjustment window is displayed.
I couldn't find anything on google about this issue. Previously the curves adjustments worked fine for me and ive tried several different rgb images. I also tried resetting all tools.
Has anyone got any ideas what could be causing this.

Reset your prefs by holding out ctrl-alt-shift during startup. More than
likely the curves window is remembering its location, and it's off screen.
Nothing wrong with PS6. I keep it installed because it was the last
version before activation was instituted. This way, I am guaranteed some
Photoshop functionality in the event of an activation mishap when I do not
have access to the Internet.

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Cs3 curve adjustament layer , can i zoom and use the hand too ?

Hi
i have a question about cs3 , under xp
i add a curve adjustament layer ,-> curve dialog (window) open -> well i can zoom with the mouse wheel
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-Noel

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I noticed this as well. I thought it must be my imagination/bad luck with PS CC versions! ;-)
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I understand your annoyance about this. I didn't say it doesn't work, it does.
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In previous verions of Photoshop, when I made a curves adjustment layer, selected the midpoint, then did a shift-arrow adjusstment, it was always in increments of 10. Now in CS6, it is 12 on my machine, 13 and 14 on the two other machines in the office I have checked. Why would that be? Can that be changed so it is 10 again?
FYI - this is all in RGB mode if that matters.

What operating system are you using?
Mac OS 10.6.8
What version of photoshop cs6?
Not really sure. Will have to check when I get back into the office in the morning.
Maybe you could clarify or show a screenshot of where on the curve in the curves adjustment adjustment panel your placing the "midpoint"
On the RGB curve, the midpoint is 128, but the same thing actually holds true at the 1/4 point and the 3/4 point.
Are you using the light or pigment graph in the curves panel?
Some one person has the histogram in the curves window, but other people do not
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Yes
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Well, that helps. Lets me know that it is not normal.
FYI - if I do the same thing directly on the image (Command-M), and not on an adjustment layer, the increments do go by 10. That's gotta be a clue, doesn't it?

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In CS3, CS4 and CS5 I was able to:
(a) add a point (corresponding to the position of the Eyedropper Tool on the image) to the RGB composite curve by Control + Clicking; and
(b) add a point (whilst focused on the RGB composite curve) to each of the Red, Green and Blue channel curves by Control + Shift + Clicking.
Neither approach seems to work in my CS6 (PsCs6 x64 latest update, on Win 7x64).
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It should be documented here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/curves-adjustment.html
The gist of the above is the on image adjustment tool (targeted adjustment tool) needs to be enabled
(the hand symbol with arrows in the properties panel)
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I would like an RGB Curves adjustment.

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If anyone agrees with me, please add your vote.

Aye!
+1 vote
It's just not possible to get the sophisticated cross-processing look without RGB curves adjustment.

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I understand your annoyance about this. I didn't say it doesn't work, it does.
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