Preserved Topic: Actions & shortcuts (Page 1 of 1)

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Does anyone know where I can get a list of every shortcut possible for Photoshop for example CTRL+i for invert, I know most of them, and use them all the time, so basically I want to know more.

I hear there in the manual , but , um I lost mine.

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Who here uses actions regularly ? and what is its main use, I've used them now and again when converting and resizing and stuff. But what sparked this off, was a JS rollover by the Doc himself, where on a tiled background , a wee circle expands and contracts nicely, I'm just wondering could this sort of thing be done with actions ? I probably amnt too clear , so I'll try again:
the rollover was clearly done with layers, and the top layer has a transparent cirle that basically changes size, can i be done.
Can you put integers into a set of actions, like if it was a JS loop like
for (i=0; i<30; i++) {
action blah blah i blah blah i+4 resize i*2;
}

am I making sense ? I certainly dont think so

well anyway, if anyone knows where I can get all the shortcuts

Here's a few .............

If you want to show just one layer and hide all others, ALT-click on the visibility icon of the desired layer.

Right-click on an image window's title bar to quickly access features like Canvas Size, Image Size and Duplicate.

Press the Tab key to hide the toolbar and all palettes. Press Shift+Tab to hide only the palettes (and leave the toolbar visible).

Instead of going to View » Actual Pixels, just double click on the Zoom Tool on the tool bar. To fit the image on the screen, double click the Hand Tool.

If you work with close zooming, save your time by creating a second view (View » New View). Zoom in one of your views and leave the second at 100%. What you do on the zoomed window will be shown on the 100% window in actual form.

Access the Zoom tool at any time by pressing Ctrl+Space to zoom in, and Alt+Space to zoom out.

You can access the Hand tool at any time by holding the Space Bar.

Press "F" to cycle between three different Full Screen modes (or use the buttons near the bottom of the Toolbar). Press Shift+F to toggle the menus in Full Screen Mode.

Define a background color easily by holding down the Alt key when selecting a color with the Eyedropper tool.

Switch between opened documents by pressing Control-Tab




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[This message has been edited by mahjqa (edited 04-17-2002).]

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