Posts Tagged ‘Keyboard shortcuts’
How to Change The Sky in a Picture Using Photoshop
Photoshop is probably the best known image editor around. One of the reasons people use Photoshop is to change elements in their pictures, to ‘improve’ what is already there or […]
Read MoreKeyboard Shortcuts For Layers In Photoshop
Learning to use keyboard shortcuts with Photoshop can save you a lot of time, especially when you need to do simple things like select or move layers around.
Read MoreSnagit Screen Capture Software For Mac & PC
I’ve just been demoing Snagit screen capture software by TechSmith, makers of Camtasia, and felt another software review was in order! Which do I prefer in the Snagit vs LittleSnapper […]
Read MoreAbbreviation Shortcuts in OS X – iOS Style!
If you use an iPhone or iPad with iOS 5 or later installed, you may have used and developed quite a liking for the abbreviations you can use to save […]
Read MoreBluetooth Support Stops on iMac
Today, for no reason, Bluetooth support stopped on my 27″ iMac, disconnecting my Magic Trackpad and taking out the icon in the System Preferences…
Read MoreWorking Smarter In Photoshop
If you use Photoshop on a regular basis and want to work smarter, you NEED to learn to use the keyboard shortcuts. I work with a Wacom Intuos graphics tablet […]
Read MoreScreen Capture on OSX
My preferred app for screen captures or grabs on my Mac is Snapz Pro, however, sometimes I use the native OSX app Grab for measurements etc. This has the handy […]
Read MoreEdit the TextMate Comment Banner Snippet
TextMate is a great text editor and one of the key commands I use a lot is for inserting comment headers or banners. They auto expand to suit whatever text […]
Read MoreTextMate Shortcuts
I have recently started using TextMate for editing my code. Having enjoyed using the free and very excellent Komodo Edit for some time, I finally switched to this paid Application […]
Read MoreChanging The Default Browser on OSX
With the latest release of Safari 5.0.1 and the Safari Extension Gallery, I have finally moved away from Firefox as my default browser. Changing this on OSX is fairly simple; […]
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