Trim Command CS4

My trim command will not work in CS4, both 64 bit and 32 bit. I use the measure (ruler) tool to straighten the horizon which leaves a white border. I'm unable to trim off the white excess. I do choose an appropriate white corner. Any ideas?
Thank you.

Trimming selecting white from a corner should leave the smallest image with no white pixels anywhere on the image border rectangle. If you are using the measure tool to straighten image it is likely that non-white corner points of the image touch the bounding box (left, right, top, bottom of the image rectangle boundaries), so it is not possible to trim to a smaller rectangle without cropping some non-white image pixels. You would in this instance see white wedges at the sides, not white all the way around the straightened image.
A way to test this: After using the ruler tool to straighten your image, go to Image > Canvas Size and increase the canvas size by some amount. and select Canvas extension color to be white. Now try trim from a corner and see what happens.

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To unlock the background layer, to make it a 'real layer', just double-click it in the layers palette.
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Nancy K Lindway wrote:
I downloaded PE 11 and PE12 and my trim command will not work for me at all. I use this so much and can't even use either one. I had 12 and went back to 11 and it still doesn't work. It is so hard to get help now from Adobe. I need this command to work. Is there a fix I can download
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TRIM command (as it applies to SSD) and the vanilla arch kernel

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graysky wrote:hmmmm... is NOMMU_INITIAL_TRIM_EXCESS the so-called "TRIM" support in the kernel?
I don't think so, that seems to be memory (ram) related (NOMMU.... MMU is related to memory access as far as I know).
All I could find with a quick google search were a few posts saying there are submitted patches and some scripts .... nothing too certain.
As always things seem to be going at the windows development speed instead of the pace technology could go, also it seems that the spec for the trim command is/was still being finalized.
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http://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=124169431911648&w=2
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ahh okie what about AHCI for the single SSD drive not in any raid array or anything? as I was reading on another page > AHCI and SSDs
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ABAP Trim Statement

hi,
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