Show or Hide the Navigator Palette
Menu:
Window
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Show or Hide the Optimize Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: F10
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Show or Hide the Options Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: Enter or Return Mouse: Double-click a tool
In Photoshop 6 and 7 and ImageReady 7, the Options palette has been
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Show or Hide the Character Palette
Menu:
Window
Mac: Ctrl + T (while editing with the Type tool) Win: Ctrl + T (while editing with the Type tool) Photoshop 6 introduced on-canvas editing of text. In other words, you do not have to create and edit your text in a modal dialog box anymore. In both Photoshop 6 and ImageReady 3, there is no longer a Type palette. The options that were in the Type palette now appear in the Options bar when the Type tool is selected. |
Show or Hide the Paragraph Palette
Menu:
Window
Mac: Ctrl + M (while editing with the Type tool) Win: Ctrl + M (while editing with the Type tool)
Additionally, there are two new palettes for formatting text ”the Character and Paragraph palettes.
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Show or Hide the Brushes Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: F5
This tip works in Photoshop 5.5 and 7.0, as well as ImageReady 2 and 7. In Photoshop 6 and ImageReady 3, the Brushes palette was
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Show or Hide the Layers Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: F7
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Show or Hide the Layer Options/Effects Palette
Menu:
Window
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Show or Hide the Styles Palette
Menu:
Window
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Show or Hide the Channels Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: F7
F7 shows or hides the Layers palette. Also use it to show or hide the Channels palette if you haven't changed the default grouping of the Layers and Channels palettes. To show Channels if the Layers palette is not
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Show or Hide the Paths Palette
Menu:
Window
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Show or Hide the Actions Palette
Menu:
Window
Both: F9 The only differences between the Photoshop and ImageReady Actions palette is that Photoshop allows for sets of actions whereas ImageReady does not, and ImageReady does not have a button mode for the palette.
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