Maybe I just forgot how to do it, but I just can't transform a shape using absolut values. Is there a way to change the relative width/hight values in the free transform toolbar to absolut values so I can can just punch in 100 px height for example.
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i don't think so. if there is a way, i'd like to learn it myself.
Is this what you are looking for? I right clicked in the box on the properties toolbar to get the other options.
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That menu is just showing what measurement method is being used.
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Well, this is the properties of the free transform tools. the symbol I have circled shows that these are the scale properties. If I change them to pixels and insert a new value, the objects scales for me. Maybe I don't understand the question.
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I guess this isn't exactly right. When I enter a new value it scales it as a percentage, even after I change it to pixels. I am not sure why, you would think photoshop could do the math for you.
Thanks Bill. This is exactly what I meant