When i start Photoshop I am gettin a message that says "Invalid Numeric Entry. An interget between 0 pixels and 250 pixels is required. Restrored last valid value". This message has been popping up when i open photoshop too long for me to remember now. Also if i try to resize an image i cannot place a decimal to represent a fraction of an inch. (ex. if i want to have a size of 5.5 inches it will look like 5 5 or 55. No decimal can be placed in between the 2 numbers). Is anyone familure with this issue and does anyone have a fix for it? I have posted this probelm in the past and was not able to find an answer for it but it has been a while so i am hoping that someone might have an answer for the problem this time.

Pixel measurement must use INTERGERS. An interger is a whole number...no 
fractions; no decimals.

Bob

I get this error message when am starting up photoshop or closing photoshop out. This error message occurs before i even open any image to edit. When i am attempting to resize and immage using inches i cannot use a decimal point but i do not recieve the message.

What version?

Certainly doesn't happen to me in CS (or any previous version as far as I remember). You may need to reset/trash Preferences.

this has happened to me in CS and now CS2. I have tried reseting the preferences and that does not work.

Maybe resetting yor preferences in accordance with the FAQ will clear things up.

Maybe your regional settings are corrupted?

These are a couple of things i have tried along with unistalling and reinstalling photoshop. The only thing that i have found that works is when i completly start a new user account in windows and this is only a temoporary fix. I have started and deleted aproximatly 10 accounts since this problem started.

Very odd. Does it happen if you choose Letter in the New dialog?

When i choose letter the dimensions read like this...
width 8 5 (decimal does not show up)
height 11

Very weird. Could be a virus or spyware. Maybe another program. I remember Clean Sweep used to interfere with earlier versions of Photoshop. There is a program that does strange things to PS, but I can't remember what it is.

I am pretty sure this is not a virus. I have had this problem on 2 desktops and a laptop. Not only that but I have recently had to reload windows on one of my desktops and this has happened again on that PC. I will have to double check but i really dont think that any of the 3 computers have a single program in common on all of them. This includes spyware and internet security. I have mcafee on 2 of the PCs and norton on the other. I did have Spysweeper but removed that and replaced it with Mcafee. Bottom line is this has occured on more then one of my computers at different times with the computers not having the same software running on them. I have spent alot of time with adobe on the phone as well as microsoft on the phone and the tech guys havnt been able to figure out whats going on. I was really just hoping maybe someone else had had this problem and found a solution to it.