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See in this figure, you need to mouse your way to the desired command. The first step is to reconfirm the Insert Menu item. Ĭlick on the menu flyout button again on the Actions palette, and thenĬhoose Insert Menu Item, as shown in Figureģ.46 Later in this book you'll learn to create really fancy Actions,īut for now, we want Brightness/Contrast to pop up at a keystroke!.In the Name field, leave Set at its default, assign the action a functionģ.45 Record an action that is activated with a function key. In the New Action dialog box, type Brightness/Contrast Click on the menu flyoutĪnd then choose New Action. Open the Actions palette from the Window menu. The F11 keya key few people use in Photoshop. So let's invent a Photoshop Action that assigns Brightness/Contrast to Warning that it's already in use, or you can consider making an Action You can attempt to wade throughĪll the possible combinations until you find one that doesn't display a Is already in use for one feature or another. The bad news is that very few keyboard shortcutĬombinations are available because just about every possible shortcut combination To items that don't currently have keyboard shortcuts (from the main menu,Ĭhoose Edit, Keyboard Shortcuts). The good news is that Photoshop CS now lets you assign your own keyboard shortcuts accessing it from the main menu just takes me too far Theĭrawback is that I could have a birthday while wading through Image, Adjustments,īrightness/Contrast.
Well, Contrast/Brightness was demoted a few versions ago, and I use it a lotįor special effects, such as those found in some of these screen figures. Valuable keyboard shortcuts areespecially ones such as F7, which is used Learn More Buy Using Actions to Add Keyboard ShortcutsĪfter some tough Photoshop artistic challenges, you might already know how
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