If you manage to get your Digital Film Tools windows into a strange state, you can return them to their default window setup by following the instructions below.

Windows

• From the Windows Start Menu, type regedit.
• When regedit appears in the list above, click on it.
• Go to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Digital Film Tools and delete the appropriate Digital Film Tools product folder.
• Restart Photoshop.

Macintosh

• Double-click on the Hard Drive icon on your Desktop.
• Select your Home icon at the left side of the file browser that opens.
• Navigate to the /Library/Preferences folder and delete the file called: com.digitalfilmtools.photoshop.XXX--XXX stands for your Digital Film Tools product.
• Restart Photoshop.