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CHAPTER 2 30
Looking at the Work Area
Some settings in the Options palette are common
to several tools (such as painting modes and
opacity), some specific to one tool (such as the
Auto Erase setting for the pencil tool).
To display the Options palette:
Do one of the following:
•
Choose Window > Show Options.
•
Double-click a tool in the toolbox (except the
zoom or hand tool).
•
Click a tool or press its keyboard shortcut, and
press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS).
Paintbrush Options palette
To return to a tool’s default settings:
Do one of the following:
•
To return a tool to its default settings, double-
click the tool in the toolbox, and choose Reset Tool
from the Options palette menu.
•
To return all the tools to their default settings,
choose Reset All Tools from the Options palette
menu.
Using pop-up sliders
A number of palettes and dialog boxes contain
settings that use pop-up sliders (for example, the
Opacity option in the Layers palette).
To use a pop-up slider:
Do one of the following:
•
Position the pointer over the triangle next to the
setting, hold down the mouse, and drag the slider
or angle radius to the desired value.
•
Click the triangle next to the setting to open the
pop-up slider box, and drag the slider or angle
radius to the desired value. Click outside the slider
box or press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS)
to close the slider box. (To cancel changes,
press Esc.)
Use the following shortcuts when the
pop-up slider box is open:
•
To increase or decrease values in 1%
increments, press the Up or Down arrow key.
•
To increase or decrease values in 10%
increments, hold down Shift and press the Up
or Down arrow key.
Using the Info palette
The Info palette displays information about the
color values beneath the pointer and, depending
on the tool in use, other useful measurements. You
can also display color values of specific target
points in your image using color samplers (see
“Previewing color values” on page 107) and use
the measure tool to measure distances and angles
(see “Using the measure tool” on page 174).