Script Events Manager Tips
You can remove a custom notifier (such as the SAVEFORWEB listed above) event from the drop-down list by deleting the Script Events Manager.xml preference file from in the Photoshop preferences folder...
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Replacing the Preferences File
Few things can be as big a headache as a misbehaving Photoshop. Thankfully, replacing Photoshop's preferences file can do wonders when the program is acting up. Think of it as "Photoshop Aspirin." Here's how to do it, and a tip that makes it easy to do regularly.
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Use Adobe Dialog
A neat feature into Photoshop CS2 is this ' Use Adobe Dialog' as opposed to using the standard 'Use OS Dialog' when Opening files.
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Articles, August 2005
Leverage? Advantages? Want them? Use the Adobe Bridge while working with Photoshop CS2 or the Creative Suite CS2.
Introduction to Scripts and Actions Events Manager in Photoshop CS2
A great new automation and productivity tool shipped with Photoshop CS2 is the new Scripts and Actions Events Manager.
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Photoshop Patterns (Loading)
Here is how to load ready to use downloaded Pattern .pat files within Photoshop...
read morePhotoshop Version Cue Project (File Versioning/Management)
This tutorial assumes you have Version Cue installed with your choice of Standard or Premium editions of the Adobe Creative Suite. This is a great addition to the Creative Suite (shipped with Standard & Premium additions) designed to speed up workflow and file management...
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Photoshop to Dreamweaver
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, July 2005
In this tutorial you will learn how to slice and convert a Photoshop website template into an editable web page.
Type Basics: The Paragraph Palette
Nested by default with the Character palette, the Paragraph palette can be shown and hidden using either the button in the options bar, the command in the Window menu, or with Command-T (Mac) Control-T (Windows) while editing or inputting type...
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Type Basics: Type Tool Presets and Options
Photoshop's improved Options Bar includes the capability to save tool presets. This is a great way to speed your work with the Type tool. If you regularly use certain fonts at certain sizes, they can be saved as presets in the Tool Presets Picker at the left end of the Options Bar...
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