I'm getting lots of questions via Twitter and Kelby TV for my weekly podcast, Ask Dave. However, some aren't really suitable for a video answer, so here are a few answers.....
jefersonbalves @davecross whats the configuration of your notebook dave (mac)? please tell me? thanks
A: I have an off-the-shelf MacBook Pro.2,8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB 1067 MHZ DDRR# (According to "About this Mac")
nauzer67 @davecross Is there anyway to organize fonts into groups in the picker(grunge, script,etc.)
A: Probably, if you use some kind of font managment utility. Since fonts are an operating system function, Photoshop has no control over that. There are quite a few options out there, and I'm afraid that I have no recommendation since I don't use one :)
Jan Jílek Hi, this might be a hard question. When I go into Lens Correction Filter a grid is over my screen and I have to turn it off. Is there any way how to make this setting permanent? Like I'l go under Lens Correction and the grid will be turned off? Thanks
A: There is a workaround that involves changing one small thing in Lens Correction (such as changing the Vignette midpoint to 49), turning off the grid and saving a preset. Then when you open Lens Correction choose your preset. If I could give you a cryptic answer, I would say, "wait for it" ;)
Houston Brown - Dave, I know you can close all files in photoshop by selecting Alt-Ctrl-W but how do you close them all and prevent the "Do you want to save" dialog box coming up for each one. Many thanks, Houston Brown
A: Again, I would say...not at the moment :)
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JDIs...Cool. ;)
Hi Houston- Actually there is a script that Adobe's own Jeff Tranberry wrote and shares at:
http://www.tranberry.com/photoshop/photoshop_scripting/PS4GeeksOrlando/ps4geeksOrlando.html
Check it out. It works fabulously and I use it every day.
-John Eakin
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