It was 10/6/03 3:49 pm, when Richard Lewisohn wrote:
> I'm using OSX and 7.0.1. Is there a way that when pressing Apple-S that a
> file is automatically saved to a specified folder?
Richard
Short answer, no. But you can press Apple + a function key and do it.
> At the moment the default folder for saving is the one containing the
> original file, so I have to constantly select the folder I want to save them
> in from the pull down menu.
Record an action and do a Save As into your chosen folder. Assign a function
key. The folder will be hard wired and the file saved to that folder
regardless of which folder it opened from.
> P.S. And while on Photoshop, is there any way of setting the grey
> background to appear whenever an image is opened? Rather than pressing 'F'
> 200 times.
No...But you would think they would put parameters to choose from in
Preferences for opening files as well as for saving files: Open in full
screen mode, canvas background color (choose from color predefined swatches
or define from color picker), show/hide palettes, show/hide Toolbox/Options
bar, menu, etc, etc, etc...
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