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- 01/02/2011: Smooth Jagged Edges In Photoshop Elements Editor
- 01/01/2011: Quickly Resize Images: Adobe Photoshop, Elements & Paint Shop Pro
- 01/12/2010: Change Photoshop's Grey Background
- 01/11/2010: Clear Photoshop's Workspace By Tapping The Tab Key.
- 01/10/2010: Change Photoshop Elements 8's Dark Grey Background To Light Grey
- 01/09/2010: Set The Foreground & Background Swatches To The Default Black & White Colours: Adobe Photoshop & Photoshop Elements
- 01/08/2010: Utilise Photoshop CS through to CS5's Spell Checker
- 01/07/2010: Change Photoshop or Pro Paint Shop Pro's Start Up Icons Using Windows XP
- 01/06/2010: Delete Photoshop's Preferences File
- 06/05/2010: Display Brush Tip Crosshairs: Adobe Photoshop
Quickly Scroll Through (Highlight & Change) Fonts: Paint Shop Pro & Photoshop & Elements Tip
To quickly scroll through your Fonts using Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 (Extended), and Photoshop Elements, first, activate the Text/Type Tool. Then from the Type/Text Tool’s Option Bar, highlight a font by passing your cursor over it: (Don’t left-click).
Then highlight (scroll through) different fonts by tapping any Keyboard Arrow Key. (I am using Windows XP).
Change Applied Text’s Font: Photoshop & Photoshop Elements Only
To change the font after you have applied your text: (first apply your text), then left-click over a font to highlight it: now, tap any Keyboard Arrow Key, and the applied text will change accordingly.
Adobe Photoshop And Elements Tip: Enlarge The Fonts’ Preview Size
To enlarge the Fonts’ Preview Size, from the top menu, choose Edit then choose Preferences then choose General - Ctrl then K. From the subsequent Preferences dialogue box, click the Type tab. Then change the Font Preview Size, and click OK - as illustrated below.
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. (1st April 2010) - Free Photoshop Elements Tutorials.
