All the colors applied to the commands will be visible.Īlso, any other commands in other menus that relate to the edited menu will also have color applied.įrom this same dialog box you can also ‘shut off’ commands. Once you have clicked OK to accept the change, open the menu you have just edited. You may even apply no color at all if you like. Here I can click on a color (to the right of the eye) and select/change it to any color I want. I have opened the Actions Menu arrow, and a list of every command in that menu is listed. I’m going to apply some color to a few commands dealing with Automation by selecting it in the Set field, and changing the ‘Menu For’ field to Palette Menus. In this dialog box you can select colors to highlight the Application Menu commands and/or Palette Menu Commands, simply by expanding the menu in the dialog box and selecting a color for those commands.Īs an Actions guy, I’m always working in that palette or with Automation in some way. At the bottom you will find a selection called Menus.Ĭlicking this opens a HUGE dialog box with 2 tabs: Keyboard Shortcuts and Menus (which will be active). Wish no more, fellow Photoshopper… your dreams have come true! Photoshop CS2 gives you the power to do both!Īllow me to demonstrate. If only there were a way to both highlight the commands you use regularly, AND get rid of those you don’t use at all! You may also have wished there were an easier way to find specific commands or filters in the menu systems. Navigating that menu every time you want to make a Lens Correction or Smart Blur is a pain, and until this version you had to suffer through it. The farther I get into this software the more I find that is geared to making this not only a fantastic tool for users of all stripes, but it is also easily customizable to the specific user.įor instance, say you are a Photographer with little or no interest in most filters. Photoshop CS2 is, in my humble opinion, the most user-friendly version to date.
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