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Photoshop Gurus - command tilde proper behaviour possible?
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Is it possible to get Photoshop CS to carry out the command-backtick shortcut (rotate between open documents) properly?
You have to use control-tab, which is driving me insane. I've looked through the Keyboard Shortcut editor and it only appears to list shortcuts that are actually in menus.
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Try installing this little application called Witch
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command+tilde in Photoshop is "display all" in the channels pallete. Command+1,2,3,4 are C,M,Y,K respectively (or RGB depending on mode).
you can modify key commands in CS, though. maybe just removing that one will alow the system default to take back over.
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Hmm - Thanks for the replies.
Witch looks interesting - but is not what I'm looking for - I've got 16 years of muscle memory that I can't really over-ride - so I'd like the proper mechanism to work.
Chris v:
I think I mis-titled the thread - technically I should have called it 'command-backtick'
i.e. Command-tilde is the same as command-shift-backtick
[edit]
Double-Hmm...
I removed the Command-M shortcut and 'minimise to dock' doesn't work - so I fear that Adobe have over-ridden all keyboard events.
Oh well.
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Have you tried creating the shortcuts for Photoshop in the system preferences?
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I think there's a "Use System Shortcuts" (or something similar) checkbox in the prefs somewhere (I can only speak for PS 7, though). At the least, it allows Command-M to be used for minimize instead of curves, though I'm not sure if it remaps Command-`, too.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by Diggory Laycock:
it won't allow it.
In Photoshop CS go to Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts and then duplicate the default set and create your own.
I used it first to bring CMD-M back to Minimise window, but that means you need to create a new shortcut for Curves.
The CMD-Backtick doesn't work as a window cycler but CMD-Tilde does! There is no way at all to override this behaviour, as I imagine they've integrated this shortcut into the PC version.
I guess you'll have to integrate your ring finger into your new muscle training regime 
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