Trevor Morris has conveniently gathered all of Photoshop CS2's keyboard shortcuts into this PDF file. Learning all the shortcuts lets you speed though your work up to 5-10 times faster than by using menus, according to research. Other shortcuts are available on this page.
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That's great. I added the doc to this post as well in case. What research showed that tremendous speed increase. Is it done by Adobe? What's the baseline? Somebody who doesn't know Apple-C, Apple-V? Or somebody who has to look for the copy command among all the menupoints? How green you have to be to start with?
STOP! It is not Adobe that gathered those shortcuts, but Trevor Morris, as you can see in this page: http://user.fundy.net/morris/photoshop01.shtml
Ivan, I suggest to ask Trevor's agreement before hosting this file here without properly crediting him. (he is a good guy, he might not mind)
Also, please visit his site, it is full of such gems. I am surprised that no one else recognized it.
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Thanks for the info!
Mackie, are you going to contact him or shall I?
Sorry guys, I found that PDF on the internet somewhere and thought it came from Adobe. I didn't write him, but I modified the article a bit, it will be all right now.
Thanks for that sPECtre.
No harm done guys. Link away. But, if it's not too much to ask, how about changing the link (for "this PDF file") to:
http://user.fundy.net/morris/photoshop01.shtml
so that both Mac and PC people can benefit--as well as those that might be using an older version of Photoshop.
As you were! ;)
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Cheers,
Trevor