Photoshop CS commands and keyboard shortcuts in PDF format, designed to fit well on a double-sided sheet of paper:

Someone kindly typed one up for us -- thanks Jean! You can find it here: here. Note that Shadow Desktop 4.0 and later include a built in keyboard reference under the Help menu. Did you install the compatability .prc libraries? Palm released the T|T3 device before PalmSource finalized the operating system, and so for any 3rd party application to take advantage of the enhanced display, you need two files installed.

You can create your own backup diskette in a minute by simply copying the downloaded file onto a blank disk. For example, SuperMemo 2000 download file (sm2000zip.exe) is only 1.3MB in size and should fit on a diskette

The final section of the Word document www.esd.org.uk/standards/lgcl/lgcl.doc shows the shortcuts together (in human readable form).

Yes, the Windows logo key found between the Ctrl and Alt keys has some useful combinations with other letter to perform common Windows tasks. The list of shortcuts is found in Help Index. To find the list of Windows logo and other useful shortcuts, type in the Index Natural Keyboard and choose keyboard shortcuts. Shortcuts will be listed for the main areas of Windows XP.

Adobe Photoshop is the world-standard image editing solution, considered by most graphics professionals to be the one, key application that they can't live without. For both web - and print-based graphics, customers choose Photoshop when they need to ensure that all images look their best. Now that digital imaging has become mainstream, and Web graphics usage has exploded, there are a variety of tools for manipulating digital photos or for creating Web graphics.

Here is a list of shortcuts, grouped by function: File commands: New map - Ctrl+N Open map - Ctrl+O Save map - Ctrl+S Save as - Ctrl+A Print - Ctrl+P Close - Ctrl+W Quit - Ctrl+Q Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W Edit commands: Find - Ctrl+F Find next - Ctrl+G Cut - Ctrl+X Copy - Ctrl+C Copy single - Ctrl+Y Paste - Ctrl+V Mode commands: MindMap m.

LGCL identifies shortcuts for a small number of terms. These terms are recommended by LAWs for adoption as common shortcuts across local authority Web sites. Shortcuts are added to the Web site address of a local authority to provide a URL for a Web page with corresponding subject matter. For example: www.mycouncil.gov.uk/recycling should go to a page with content on rubbish, waste and recycling.

If you would like to avoid listening to the entire voicemail introduction, as soon as you hear the message begin you may press Dr. Hastings extension which is #1

How do I select a layer "sitting" under the mouse cursor? I have more than 400 layers in my image and I cannot remember each layers name.

With your right mouse button, click and hold on the small icon in the far-left corner of the top of the window

The ActionKits should run successfully on Photoshop 5.5 and later. They will NOT work on Photoshop 3, Photoshop LE or Photoshop Elements as these versions do not support actions. The actions will run on PC and Macintosh versions of Photoshop.

If you have different versions of PhotoShop loaded on your computer and would like to re-direct YSI to open another version, re-boot YSI whilst holding down your L key. When the option box appears, just select which version of PhotoShop you would like YSI to operate with.

The alias command creates command aliases. Type alias shortstring="longcommandstring", substituting your own commands for shortstring and longcommandstring. The quotes around longcommandstring are necessary it the string contains spaces. You can put the alias commands into your login profile (see the next question).

Creating too many shortcuts, especially on the desktop, defeats their purpose, which is to make them easy to find. Also, desktop shortcuts are accessible only when they are visible – in other words not hidden behind windows. When you have several windows open, and you need to use a desktop shortcut, you have to minimise or move the windows to get to it.

Please check the Help section in the Service page (4th tab) of Atomic Microscope to view a list of keyboard shortcuts.

Open the "shortcuts.key" file inside Subtitle Workshop's directory with any text editor, read the information on the header, modify the file, save it and run the program.