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    Photoshop CS3 eraser tool

    I don't know if anyone else has had problems, but when I use the eraser tool on my photoshop, there are little speckles/dots that get left behind in the area I have done erasing. I have elements 6, and when I use the eraser tool in the same way, I have no problems with the speckles/dots. It is becoming frustrating, and the full photoshop isn't cheap. Am I doing something wrong?

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    Re: Photoshop CS3 eraser tool

    Have you checked the attributes of the eraser 'brush' and 'flow' settings in, say, the 'Options' window/palette?
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    Re: Photoshop CS3 eraser tool

    I know that the flow was used on 100 percent. Thank for your reply.

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    Re: Photoshop CS3 eraser tool

    Hmm? But how about the style of the brush?

    Window > Brushes

    Also are the preferences set to display the full size brush tip?

    Photoshop > Preferences > Cursors
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    Re: Photoshop CS3 eraser tool

    I some how have resolved the problem. I went and reset all tools and now it is working perfectly. Thank you for your help.

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