You can also edit the shortcuts for the toolbox. If you never use the conflicting shortcut, “Accept and Go To Conflict” will allow you to fix the conflicting keyboard shortcut or possibly delete the conflict. Many of these “naturalistic” shortcuts (Ctrl + S, Ctrl + D, Ctrl + C, etc) are already taken-some by useful shortcuts, and some that may not be useful to you at all. If you’re constantly using a tool from the menu, you may want to set it to a key combination that has a natural hand motion, like Ctrl + F. You can change any of them to practically any key combination that suits you or that you can remember.Īdjust shortcuts to where they make sense to you. Use the pulldown tab to edit the shortcuts under any of the menus for File, Edit, Layer, etc. You can overwrite the defaults here, if you choose to have defaults that don’t match the keyboard shortcuts in any Photoshop howto.
Here, you’ll notice that it is saving into the new Custom Workspace we created and chose not to name Richard M Nixon earlier. You can choose to save your edits into any workspace.
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