Print designer must see: Photoshop configuration skills
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Photoshop configuration tips 15, I hope to help new recruits.
1. In Edit > Preferences > File Handling [Ctrl+K, Ctrl+2], you can set the number of files that have been recently opened in the "Files> Recently Opened Files" submenu. Photoshop will keep track of the last 30 files in secret, but it won't care about the number you specify: it will only show a few entries that you specify. In fact, you can increase the number of recent files displayed inside, so that you can quickly see it.
2, Photoshop requires a scratch disk, which is at least three to five times the size of the largest image you are going to handle - no matter how big your memory is.
For example, if you plan to process a 5MB image, you need at least 15MB to 25MB of available hard disk space and memory.
3. If you don't allocate enough scratch disk space, Photoshop's performance will be affected. Nie Cun, which is occupied by Photoshop, is limited by the available scratch disk space. So if you have 1GB of memory and instruct Photoshop to use 75% of it, but only 200MB can be used as a scratch disk for design time, then Photoshop will use 200MB in most cases.
Note: To get the best performance from Photoshop, set the maximum amount of physical memory usage between 50% and 75%. [Ctrl+K, Ctrl+8] (Edit > Preferences > Memory & Image Cache). You should not set Photoshop's scratch disk [Ctrl+K, Ctrl+7] (Edit > Preferences > Plugins and Scratch Disk) in the same partition as your operating system, as doing so will make Photoshop Compete with your operating system for available resources, which will result in a decline in overall performance.
4. Press Ctrl and Alt while opening Photoshop, so you can change its scratch disk before Photoshop loads.
5. To restore all preferences to their default values, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift immediately after opening Photoshop or ImageReady. A dialog will appear asking if you want to confirm the reset.
6. Normally, when you select a history and then make changes to the image, all active record records are deleted, or more accurately, replaced by the current record. However, if you enable the "Allow non-linear history" option in the "History" floating panel, you can select a record, make changes to the image, and then the changes will be attached to the "History" float. Instead of replacing all the records in the active record, the bottom of the panel. You can even delete a record without losing any of the records below it.
Note: The horizontal line color between historical records indicates their linear relationship. Segmentation in white indicates a linear history, while black indicates a non-linear history.
A non-linear history is not only very memory intensive, it is also very difficult to understand.
7. You can use the Image Preview option [Ctrl+K, Ctrl+2] in Edit > Preferences > File Handling to save the custom icon and preview the image of the Photoshop document:
"Always save": Saves a custom icon or image preview (in the image "Properties" dialog in the Photoshop "Image" tab) to your image. Note: Enabling image preview usually increases the file size by approximately 2KB.
Ask when saving: Allows you to trigger the Thumbnail option in the Save As dialog.
Note: This option does not really ask when saving; it simply makes the "thumbnail" option available when you save the image. "Do not always save": Disable image preview and custom icons. This option also disables the "thumbnail" option in the "Save As" dialog.
Tip: You can trigger an image preview by using the Generate Thumbnails option in the Image tab of the Image Properties dialog box in Photoshop.