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Taking Shortcuts

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File Shortcuts

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Open Command/Control+O
Open As Command/Control+Alt+O
Close Command/Control+W/F4
Close All Images Command/Control+Shift+W
Quit Command/Control+Q
Color Settings Command/Control+Shift+K
New Image/Document Command/Control+N
New Image, Previous Settings Command/Control+Alt+N
Next Image Command/Control+Shift+Tab
Page Set Up Command/Control+Shift+P
Preferences Command/Control+K
Last Used Preferences Command/Control+Alt+K
Previous Image Command/Control+Tab
Print Command/Control+P
Print Options Command/Control+Alt+P
Revert F12
Save Command/Control+S
Save As Command/Control+Shift+S
Save For Web Command/Control+Alt+Shift+S

Misc. Tools

Help F1
Help for Tools Shift+F1
Accept Enter/Return
Cancel Esc. Or command/Control+(.)

Layer Shortcuts

New Layer Command/Control+Shift+N
New Layer, No Dialogue Command/Control+Alt+Shift+N
Ascend thru Layers Alt+]
Decend thru Layers Alt+[
Bring Layer Forward Command/Control+Shift+]
Group with Previous Command/Control+G
Ungroup Layers Command/Control+Shift+G
Layer Opacity (step by 10%) 1 thru 0
Layer via Copy Command/Control+J
Layer via Copy w/Dialogue Command/Control+Alt+J
Layer via Cut Command/Control+Shift+J
Merge Down (grouped/linked) Command/Control+E
Merge Visible Command/Control+Shift+E
Merge Visible to Active Layer Command/Control+Alt+Shift+E
Move Layer Down Command/Control+[
Move Layer Up Command/Control+]
Preserve Transparency /Select Bottom Layer Alt+Shift+[
Select Top Layer Alt+Shift+]
Send Layer to Back Command/Control+Shift+[
Stamp Down Command/Control+Alt+E
Stamp Visible Command/Control+Shift+E

Let's go ahead and tackle the Viewing Shortcuts also.

Viewing Shortcuts

Apply Zoom w/Box Active Shift+Return/Enter
Cycle Screen Modes F
Fit to Screen Command/Control+0 (zero)
Lock/Unlock Guides Command/Control+Alt+(;)
View Bottom Right End
View Top Left Home
Scroll Down, One Page Page Down
Scroll Down, 10px Shift+Page Down
Scroll Left, One Page Command/Control+Page Up
Scroll Left, 10px Command/Control+Shift+Page Up
Scroll Right, One Page Command/Control+Page Down
Scroll Right, 10px Command/Control+Shift+Page Down
Scroll Up, One Page Page Up
Scroll Up, 10px Shift+Page Up
Show/Hide Extras Command/Control+H
Show/Hide Grid Command/Control+Alt+(')
Show/Hide Guides Command/Control+(')
Show/Hide Menubar Shift+F
Show/hide Rulers Command/Control+R
Show/Hide Target Path Command/Control+Shift+H
Snap On/Off Command/Control+(;)
Toggle Hand Tool Space Bar
Toggle Zoom In Command/Control+Space Bar
Toggle Zoom Out Alt+Space
View Pixels Command/Control+Alt+0 (zero)
Zoom In Command/Control+(+)
Zoom Out Command/Control+(-)
Zoom Out/Resize Window Command/Control+Alt+(-)


About the Author:

Click to Visit Author's Website Al Ward, a certified Photoshop Addict and Webmaster of Action FX Photoshop Resources (Actionfx.com) hails from Missoula, Montana. A former submariner in the U.S. Navy, Al now spends his time creating add-on software for Photoshop and writing on graphics related topics. Al has been a contributor to Photoshop User Magazine, a contributing writer for 'Inside Photoshop 6' and 'Special Edition Inside Photoshop 6' from New Riders Publishing, has co-authored 'Foundation Photoshop 6.0' from Friends of Ed Publishing, and writes for several Photoshop related websites. Al was also a panelist at the Photoshop World 2001 Los Angeles Conference, and contributes to the official NAPP website as the Actions area coordinator.
In his off time he enjoys his church, his family, fishing the great Northwestern United States and scouring the Web for Photoshop related topics.
Author's URL: Al Ward
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