Screen modes

Screen modes

These two features, screen modes, and Jump To, are not related, but didn’t really require full pages of their own, so here they are. An odd couple.

First, the screen mode buttons. Standard screen mode is what you're all familiar with. The image is contained within a resizeable window which sits on the Photoshop background.

When you click the center icon, for full screen mode with menu, the image window covers 100 % of the screen. The image itself is not magnified, but the gray active window background is. It’s the same background you see if you drag a window larger than your image, only in this case, it covers the entire screen.

The third option, found by clicking the right most icon, gives you full screen with no menu and the area surrounding your image becomes black.

Jump to imageready

The Jump To icon at the very bottom of the toolbox, and at the far right above, is used to jump to ImageReady. The image which is active in Photoshop when you click the icon will be opened in ImageReady and can be edited there. You can jump back to Photoshop by clicking the same icon in ImageReady.

• Marquee tool
• Move tool
• Lasso tool
• Magic wand tool
• Crop tool
• Slice tool
• Airbrush tool
• Paintbrush and Pencil tools
• Stamp tool
• History Brush
• Eraser tool
• Gradient and bucket
• Blur, sharpen, smudge
• Dodge, burn, sponge
• Path tool
• Text tool
• Pen and anchor
• Shape and line
• Notes tool
• Eyedropper, measure
• Hand tool
• Zoom tool
• Color Picker
• Mode tools

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	Slicing a graphical interface - 6.0
	Creating torn and burnt images - 6.0
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