Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
To rearrange actions in the Actions palette
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In the Actions palette, drag the action to its new location before or after another action. When the highlighted line
appears in the desired position, release the mouse button.
Recording actions
Recording actions
Keep in mind the following guidelines when recording actions:
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You can record most—but not all—commands in an action.
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You can record operations that you perform with the Marquee, Move, Polygon, Lasso, Magic Wand, Crop, Slice,
Magic Eraser, Gradient, Paint Bucket, Type, Shape, Notes, Eyedropper, and Color Sampler tools—as well as those
that you perform in the History, Swatches, Color, Paths, Channels, Layers, Styles, and Actions palettes.
Magic Eraser, Gradient, Paint Bucket, Type, Shape, Notes, Eyedropper, and Color Sampler tools—as well as those
that you perform in the History, Swatches, Color, Paths, Channels, Layers, Styles, and Actions palettes.
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Results depend on file and program setting variables, such as the active layer and the foreground color. For
example, a 3-pixel Gaussian blur won’t create the same effect on a 72-ppi file as on a 144-ppi file. Nor will Color
Balance work on a grayscale file.
example, a 3-pixel Gaussian blur won’t create the same effect on a 72-ppi file as on a 144-ppi file. Nor will Color
Balance work on a grayscale file.
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When you record actions that include specifying settings in dialog boxes and palettes, the action will reflect the
settings in effect at the time of the recording. If you change a setting in a dialog box or palette while recording an
action, the changed value is recorded.
settings in effect at the time of the recording. If you change a setting in a dialog box or palette while recording an
action, the changed value is recorded.
Note: Most dialog boxes retain the settings specified at the previous use. Check carefully that those are the values you
want to record.
want to record.
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Modal operations and tools—as well as tools that record position—use the units currently specified for the ruler.
A modal operation or tool is one that requires you to press Enter or Return to apply its effect, such as transforming
or cropping. Tools that record position include the Marquee, Slice, Gradient, Magic Wand, Lasso, Shape, Path,
Eyedropper, and Notes tools.
A modal operation or tool is one that requires you to press Enter or Return to apply its effect, such as transforming
or cropping. Tools that record position include the Marquee, Slice, Gradient, Magic Wand, Lasso, Shape, Path,
Eyedropper, and Notes tools.
(Photoshop) If you record an action that will be played on files of different sizes, set the ruler units to percentages. As
a result, the action will always play back in the same relative position in the image.
a result, the action will always play back in the same relative position in the image.
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You can record the Play command listed on the Actions palette menu to cause one action to play another.
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In ImageReady, you can drag a command from the History palette to the action in the Actions palette in which
you want the command recorded. Commands in italics are not recordable in an action.
you want the command recorded. Commands in italics are not recordable in an action.
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Photoshop and ImageReady cannot share actions.
To automate a task by recording an action
When you create a new action, the commands and tools you use are added to the action until you stop recording.
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Open a file.
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In the Actions palette, click the New Action button
, or choose New Action from the Actions palette menu.
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Enter a name for the action.
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(Photoshop) Choose a set from the pop-up menu.