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Ctrl + t is not working anymore

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Marekkp Posted messages 6 Status Member -  
Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member -
Hello,

I have a little problem and I see that people respond quickly here, so I'm going for it.
I'm a beginner on Photoshop, I installed CC 2014 yesterday, and I need to work on a professional project.
I have several layers in my image, and I'm modifying them one by one. Everything was going well, I select my layer on the left, and I press ctrl + T. It worked for an hour, and then all of a sudden, it stopped working and I can't modify my layers anymore...

Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 35.0.1916.153

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    Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member 1
     
    Hello, try pressing CTRL+D; you might have accidentally selected something and hidden it. Hoping that's the case ^^
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    1. Marekkp Posted messages 6 Status Member
       
      Thank you, I'm not sure if that's it but it worked.... ^^ I've been working on the software for a week, there are things I really don't understand well!
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    2. Marekkp Posted messages 6 Status Member
       
      And I have another issue, it’s the center of the layer, which can be moved to rotate the layer; every other time it doesn’t want to move…
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    3. Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member 1
       
      It's normal, I think you must have made a selection of objects and then, without realizing it, you must have pressed CTRL-H (which is located just below the T... of course) which hides your selection (the dotted lines). There you go, good luck.
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    4. Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member 1
       
      Sorry, I misunderstood... uh, I admit that it surprises me, I can't help you... maybe check that you have your arrow (V) correctly... otherwise, I don't know.
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    5. Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member 1
       
      you should ask this question independently of this discussion
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  2. Anonymous user
     
    Hello

    and I have another issue, it's the center of the layer, which can be moved to rotate the layer, but once in a while it doesn't want to move...

    when you place the pointer in the right spot on the central handle to move it, a small circle appears next to the pointer arrow
    arrow without circle = moving the layer
    arrow + circle = moving the handle
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    1. Mavaix Posted messages 25 Status Member 1
       
      indeed, seen like that ^^
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