On Aug 6, 2005, at 11:10 PM, David Savage wrote:
My advice is to do away with toolboxes if at all possible and use
shortcut keys, with practice it's much faster.
The stuff I have open (did I say toolboxes? I really meant palettes):
Histogram in "all channels view" (large size)
Navigator (sized to the same width as the histogram),
Info, History, Layers, and the standard toolbox.
I can't really do without any of them as hotkeys don't convey
information, and I don't really want to be constantly opening and
closing these palettes all the time - only two of them have hotkeys
in CS2.
For my web development work I have loads of apps open and I often
need access to all of them at once. A combination of Desktop
Manager, Exposé and the task switcher's "Hide" command make it
bearable... just. I feel like I've been a bit spoiled by having two
screens.
In any case no matter how you work, I agree, that 30" display would be
lovely. :-)
Last year I saw a demo machine with two of them... At the time you
could buy the screens but the video cards weren't in stock yet (the
one in the demo machine was a pre-production sample, the only one in
the country).
- Dave
