where does photoshop save temp files?

No, Photoshop does not save a temp file.

The default location for temp files on a Mac is the Users/username/AppData/Roaming directory.

To open an unsaved Photoshop document: 1. Select the file in your computer’s file explorer. 2. Press Ctrl+O (Windows) or Command+O (Mac). 3. In the dialog that opens, type a filename for the document and press OK.

AdobeTemp is a folder on your computer that stores temporary files created by Adobe products. These files are used by Adobe products to speed up the process of loading and saving files.

Unfortunately, there is no way to recover an unsaved Photoshop file on a Mac.

There is no specific location for Photoshop cache on a Mac, but the program typically stores cached files in the user’s home directory.

There are a few ways to recover an unsaved Photoshop file. One is to use a backup program like Adobe Photoshop Backup and Restore or Photoshop File Recovery. Another is to use a recovery disk or USB drive that was created when the file was last saved.

There is no easy or guaranteed way to recover unsaved Photoshop work. If you have a backup of your Photoshop files, you can try to restore them from the backup. However, this may not be possible if the Photoshop files were deleted or if they are damaged beyond repair.

There are a few ways to autorecover in Photoshop. The simplest way is to use the Undo command. To autorecover a layer, first select the layer you want to recover and then use the Undo command.

There are a few ways to find PSD files on your computer. One way is to use a file search engine like Google or Bing. Another way is to open the file in a program that can edit PSD files, like Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator.

Photoshop might have cleared your Autorecovery folder because it has detected that you are no longer using Photoshop. You can restore your previous settings by clicking the “Restore Defaults” button in the “File” menu.

Adobe does not have an AutoRecover feature.

Adobe provides a software called Adobe Acrobat Recovery Tool to help recover files from damaged or lost Adobe Acrobat installations.

The autosave folder is located in the following location on most Windows systems:
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\\Adobe Document Files\AutoSave

Adobe files are often saved as .pdf, .jpg, or .png files. To recover an Adobe file, you can use a program like Adobe Reader to open the file and view its contents. You can also try using a file recovery service to recover your Adobe file.