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See more of your image when you are working with these viewing shortcuts

You don’t always have the luxury of a dual monitor setup and single monitor setups can get very cluttered with lots and lots of palettes - even if you use the palette dock. Use these simple shortcuts to make the most of your workspace so you can see more of your image when you are working.

F - SHORTCUT TO CYCLE THROUGH SCREEN MODES

TAB - HIDE ALL PALETTES

SHIFT+TAB - HIDE ALL PALETTES APART FROM TOOLS

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One Response to “See more of your image when you are working with these viewing shortcuts”

  1. danny says:
    July 15, 2007 at 7:07 pm

    great tips. Its funny how many people dont know keyboard shortcuts.

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