Remove unwanted people from public photos.
Photoshop Brush Tool Cheatsheet.
How much useful information can you fit onto a standard 3×5 index card? That’s the challenge our Adobe Expert, Jasson Hoppe, takes on each month with his growing collection of Photoshop cheatsheets.
This month’s tiny cheatsheet contribution covers shortcuts and tricks for Photoshop’s Brush Tool:
Photoshop Brush Cheatsheet.pdf
On there own, these small quick-reference guides are handy to have around. But stay tuned as we add more each month. Soon you’ll have your own small 3×5 flipbook with the best shortcuts and tricks for all of Photoshop’s tools.
Basic Workstation Settings Cheatsheet.
Hide all palettes fast. Except your toolbox!
Fun 4th of July Fireworks Screensaver.
Goodbye FreeHand. But is Illustrator Enough?
Is your Mac OS X Server crashing? A possible fix.
Is your Mac OS X server crashing frequently? If so, we have two questions for you:
Question 1: Do the crashes, restarts, or slow downs occur primarily when several people are searching server volumes over the network?
Question 2: Are you running Mac OS X Server 10.4.7 or later?
If you answered yes to both these questions, you may be suffering from a problem that exists in Mac OS X Server 10.4.7 and above where multiple Spotlight searches can render a server unresponsive.
Use an Apple TV as Your Portfolio Theater.
InDesign CS3’s new Gradient Feather Tool.
Edit overset text in InDesign’s story editor.
When you find yourself working with more text than you can fit into your InDesign text frame, the easiest way to see how much copy is overflowing is to open the Story Editor. (Edit > Edit in Story Editor)
In the Story Editor, a red line on the left side will show you how much text is overflowing your layout. If you decide to trim the text to fit your available space, you can edit your copy directly in this window.
