Issue
As you work with text layers in Adobe Photoshop CS6, the text is replaced by text from a different layer or randomly changes. Or, the text becomes corrupted.
Solution
Perform the following steps in order.
Important; read carefully:
- This issue can affect files created or modified using the Photoshop CS6 public beta or Photoshop 13.0 (the original version of Photoshop CS6).
- Once a file exhibits the problem, re-create it from scratch starting with a new document.
- Copy and paste raster layer content from the affected file to the new document.
- Don't reuse (copy/paste or drag) any of the Type or Vector Shape layers from the affected file in the new document. Create all the Type or Vector Shape layers from scratch.
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Before you open Photoshop 13.0.1, reset Photoshop's preferences. Please see this TechNote for instructions.
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Delete the Photoshop font cache.
Mac OS: Quit Photoshop, and delete the /Users/[user name]/Library/Caches/Adobe/TypeSupport/CS6 folder.
Note: If you're using Mac OS 10.7 or later, see this TechNote to open the Users/[user name]/Library folder.
Windows XP: Exit Photoshop and delete \Documents and Settings\Local Settings\Application Data\Adobe\TypeSupport\CS6\ folder.
Windows 7: Exit Photoshop and delete the \Users\AppData\Local\Adobe\TypeSupport\CS6\ folder.
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If you're using a plug-in by Extensis, remove it or make sure it's the most recent version. Contact Extensis for more information.
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