All right.
Welcome back to Section three and Photoshop menu keyboard shortcuts.
So in this lecture, Rentz talk about file menu.
Keyboard shortcuts.
So let's head over to Photoshop, which I've already opened.
And what I want you to do is create a new documents.
So click on Create New.
And we're going to just create a default Photoshop size document here.
OK.
And now I'm to talk about the keyboard shortcuts.
So I'm not going to show you the menu.
What am I to do is I'm going to show you the keyboard shortcuts.
And I want you to watch down here.
The keyboard shortcuts are going to pop up here and then you'll be able to see what I'm doing.
OK.
So the first keyboard shortcut I'm gonna go over is new.
Someone hit control n.
And what that's going to do is it's going to prompt you to create a document so you can do the same
document as we did.
Or a different one.
In this case, we're just going to do the same one.
So I said, OK, now we have document two now.
The next keyboard shortcut is control.
Oh.
So if I do that and I'm going to do one other thing here, I need to save this file.
Save us and we're going to go to the desktop and hit Save.
And please do this with me.
Now, men who control.
And now I can open up the Untitled.
Document.
There you go.
The next thing that we can do, and this only pertains to folks with Adobe Bridge is if you hit control
alt, oh, it's going to pop up Adobe Bridge.
Now, if you don't have it installed, then this will not work.
But I just wanted to show you that option because, again, I'm going through all the keyboard shortcuts
in the violin.
So I'm going to close out Untitled two.
OK.
And the next keyboard shortcut we're going to do is open as.
So we're going to do AWALT shift control.
Oh.
And I'm going to open up Untitled two.
And it's basically the same.
Function is open.
OK.
The next thing I want to do is I want to close this right here without touching this document here.
I just going to close this one.
So we're going to hit control.
W.
OK.
Now, what I want you to do is use one of the key word records that we've already used.
Control Open Up Untitled two.
And now we're going to learn the next keyboard shortcut, which is close all.
So we're gonna do all to control W.
OK.
And what that's gonna do is it's gonna close all your documents out.
So document one or untitled one.
We lost because we didn't save it.
So I'm gonna go file save as well and save it on the desktop.
And then I want to.
I want you to hit control and open up untitled to the next.
Keyboard shortcut, the women talk about his clothes and go to bridge.
So let's head shift control.
W.
So what that's going to do?
It should close.
Everything and then take you to a bridge.
No, I didn't do that.
Which is OK.
We're going to do it one more time.
So I'm going to have control and I'm going to highlight both of them.
So they both open and we're going to try that again just to see if it was a instructor error or something
else.
So hit shift control W.
OK.
So what the idea of this shortcut is, it will close the project to Iran and go to bridge.
So I'm a close untitled actually trying to close this one.
I'm going take control and we're gonna make a new document.
So I'm going to control him.
Try that again.
There we go.
And I'll name this untitled three.
Nominal control.
S, which is their next keyboard shortcut for save.
And what that's gonna do is it's going to save it.
And if we want to save as we're going to control while shift control s and that will save it is untitled
three, because what it's going to do is when you create a new document, it's not going to allow you
to save because you haven't saved as.
You have to save as first then you can save it now to revert.
We're gonna have twelve civilians.
We do it.
For all of you, Rippert.
OK.
So you can see here Reverdy is not on.
So essentially what Revert does is if let's say I make an error here and I go haywire and do this and
I go here, then I should be able to revert back.
OK.
Let me go undo Robert.
OK.
So to do a revert or to undo something hit after twelve.
OK.
And that's going to revert back.
One.
Spot, it won't let you revert again.
It's only to let you do it once.
OK, so the idea behind it is if you have one mistake that you made that you want to correct.
That's the keyboard shortcut to use reverse export as let's say that I want to use the brush tool again.
OK.
Web Cams is going to write out Web and we're going to save this.
We're going to export as someone hit up.
Shift control.
W.
Now, what that's going to do is allow me to export as and I can select the format so I can do PMG for
Web.
J.
Peg gif, SPG for Web.
OK.
I can pick the best.
Format that I want or need for that project and then explore all.
And then what it's gonna do is if you do Untitled three, I'd save.
And it's going to export it out.
Let's minimize that for a second.
And it will just export it as a PMG.
OK.
So that's how you export as can now file info.
If I want to check out the file info of this particular project, I head up shift control.
Look, sort of I'll shift control.
Out of control.
El.
OK.
What I'm trying to do is I'm trying to do file info.
So I'm a click on it first, just to make sure that I'm hitting the right thing, which I believe I
am.
So what I'm going to do is I think it's control.
All shift loops shift control.
There you go.
So it's not Al, actually, I apologize for the confusion on that.
But what that does is this will show you all the information, all the metadata on this document.
OK.
And you can add Medidata to it as well.
So you can document title, author description rating and accept our keywords.
All this jazz and stuff that's important.
You can put it here.
OK.
So the next thing we're talking about is print.
So if I had control P, then I can print.
And you can see my printer here.
And the document here.
And you can go through the rest of the prompts and all that stuff to print one copy.
We're going to hit AWALT shift control P.
And I don't know if you can hear that, but it's gone right to my printer.
So it's not even going to prompt you and let you do any options.
It's just gonna go right to your printer if it's set up and they'll start printing.
OK.
So that's print one copy.
Now, the last the last shortcut that we're going to learn is exit.
So first, what I want to do is I want you to close all with all control W..
OK.
Now it's going to promptitude saves will save us and then hit control act or control kill.
There you go.
So that is the file menu.
Keyboard shortcuts.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.