Why can't I find the Spot Healing Brush?

Can't find the "Spot Healing Brush" on my PS CS5.

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I am sure we used to be able to tun the Toolbar on and off with the t key, but that no longer works with CC (and I don't how far back).
So long as you can see the Options bar, you can use the Workspace dropdown and reset your workspace. That will fix things no matter how confused things have become.

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Keith,
This is what happens when I try and use the Spot Healing Brush:
I can select spots to heal/delete/duplicate - both single and multiple
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Consequently the spots I jhave tried to heral appear on the exported picture.
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The spot healing brush is located in the same tool slot as the healing brush, just
click and hold on the healing brush icon in the tool box to see the hidden tools.
As far as i know the spot healing brush works on most other images besides jpegs, so
no it's not true that the spot healing brush only works on jpegs.
tool locations in the cs5 toolbox:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/788633?tstart=0
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