I have for quite some time, really wanted something special
in My Photoshop.
It's a simple thing really.
I would just like to be able to turn my "tools palette' horizontal.
The thing is always in My way.
Thanks.

easy... just rotate your monitor 90 degrees

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you're not Jesus so why are you capitalizing the M in "My"


perhaps I'm missing something


(PM me if you really are Jesus)


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I'm coming back to this message because I've since done my Photoshop research and understand the capitalization.

carry on

Naturally!

There's gotta be a way!!!!!!
Badcop--maybe We need Handtool on this one--
I tend to capitalize-I-You-We-Me-My-Your-Ours-
maybe I am wrong to do so.
Ht will know.
If I am wrong, I think We could maybe do seomething to get this changed.
Does it not make You feel a bit more respected to be called You instead of just...you.
I dunno, If I am percieved as wrong in this matter-- then I think that maybe ..again...I am not really incorrect, but everyone else is wrong.

hmm, I do notice that You capitalize the "I" in "I'm",
I would assume that is correct use of English.
If that is the case it only shows the arrogance that I believe the rest of the World senses
from Us English speaking folk.
Imagine that people are so ignorantly self involved as to refer to themselves as "I"! and others as a belittling "...you".
I wasn't there for it all, but I would bet cold cash that Jesus spoke as I do.

Well at least you (sorry, "You") don't talk about yourself in the third person. Fugue hates it when people do that.

We find that to be quite uppity.
"yourself"...I have been belittled.
see how that is?

I Think your solution is here!


You can find the Photoshop preference files in the following locations:

Windows 98:
Windows\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\7.0\Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Settings

Windows NT:
WinNT\profiles\<username>\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\7.0\Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Settings

Windows 2000 and XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\7.0\Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Settings

The Application Data folder is a hidden folder and not visible by default. If you do not see the Application Data folder, go to Windows Explorer>Tools>Folder Options>View and check the option View Hidden Files and Folders.
Many preferences are in the Windows registry. To reset your Photoshop preferences you can hit Shift-Ctrl-Alt upon startup


Antonio

I'll try this in the morning.
How can you know this stuff? amazing.
You know I'm gonna screw up and crash my PC right?

Funny how you capitalize PC as well...

So Scion, did it work for You, or did You crash Your PC?

HAHAHAHAHAHA! that's why I've been sitting here for the last hour.
I;m trying to work up my nerve, HAHAHAA

Reach into Your pockets Scion, and say, "Yes, I am a man!"

Hey, if all the preferences stuff does not work (and please let us know if it does) why not just hide all your palettes with the tab key. Shift tab if you want to keep your tools visible and hide everything else.