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Adobe Photoshop Help
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To edit the contents of a note, open the note, change any options, and add, delete,
or change the text. You can use the same editing commands that you use when
creating a note. (See
“Adding notes and audio annotations” on page 50
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To delete all annotations, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) an annotation
icon to display the context menu, and choose Delete All Annotations. You can also
delete all annotations by clicking Clear All in the options bar for notes or audio
annotations.
Jumping between applications
You can jump between Photoshop and ImageReady to transfer an image between the two
applications for editing without closing or exiting the originating application. In addition,
you can jump from ImageReady to other graphics editing applications and HTML editing
applications installed on your system.
Jumping to an application saves you from having to close the file in one application and
reopen it in another application.
Jumping between Photoshop and ImageReady
You can easily jump between Photoshop and ImageReady to use features in both applica-
tions when preparing graphics for the Web or other purposes. Jumping between the
applications allows you to use the full feature sets of both applications while maintaining
a streamlined workflow. Files and documents updated in one application can be automat-
ically updated in the other application.
To jump between Photoshop and ImageReady:
Do one of the following:
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Click the Jump To button
in the toolbox.
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Choose File > Jump To > Photoshop or File > Jump To > ImageReady.
When jumping between Photoshop and ImageReady, the applications use a temp file for
transferring changes.
Jumping to other applications (ImageReady)
In addition to jumping to current versions of Photoshop, you can jump to other graphics-
editing applications and HTML-editing applications from within ImageReady.
When you install ImageReady, Adobe graphics-editing and HTML-editing applications
currently on your system are added to the Jump To submenu. You can add more applica-
tions, including non-Adobe applications, to the Jump To submenu.
When you jump to a graphics-editing application, the original file is opened in the desti-
nation application. When you jump to an HTML editor, the optimized file and the HTML file
are saved and opened in the destination application. If the image contains slices, all files
for the full image are included. A preference enables files updated in another application
to be automatically updated in ImageReady, when jumping back to ImageReady.
