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by Julieanne Kost

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February 12, 2013

If there are menu items that  you never use in Photoshop, you can hide them by selecting Edit > Menus. Navigate to the menu that you want to hide and click the eye icon (the Visibility button), to toggle it off. If you hide menu items for a category (such as File, or Edit etc.), a new “Show All Menu Items” command will be listed at the bottom. You can click this command to temporarily display the hidden menus.

Note: To make switching between tasks in Photoshop easier (such as painting or working with video), changes made to both Menus and Shortcuts can be saved as Sets (using the icons at the top of the Keyboard Shortcuts and Menus dialog).

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  • By Daniel thomassin - 9:08 AM on February 12, 2013   Reply

    Merci beaucoup parce que j’utilise que se je commence à connaitre et j’ai encore un peu
    de mal avec les Raccourcis clavier!
    Bonne journée.

    Dan

  • By Mark Berndt - 5:06 PM on February 12, 2013   Reply

    Thanks for the tips Julieanne. Is there a any way to hide the tools I don’t use in Photoshop to simplify the toolbar?

    • By Julieanne Kost - 1:17 PM on February 14, 2013   Reply

      As far as I know, you can not hide individual tools.

  • By Steve - 9:14 PM on February 12, 2013   Reply

    I would love to be able to SHOW the command Stamp Layer; I can only access as Sh+Ctrl+Alt – E). Can this SHOWN in the menu? Thanks in advance for your help.

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