Editor Settings in Photoshop CS3

[Weltensammler]

Hi all,

I have a very confused question. I had heared that I can the Editorfield like Photoshop Elements on the underside of the window set also in Photoshop CS3 but how? The overview of all Photos is very handy when I must edit more pictures but I doesnt found it not in the menu. I useing the german version of the program.

I hope someone knows how I can change the view or an another solution.

Greats,
Daniel

[jfriend]

Hi all,

I have a very confused question. I had heared that I can the Editorfield like Photoshop Elements on the underside of the window set also in Photoshop CS3 but how? The overview of all Photos is very handy when I must edit more pictures but I doesnt found it not in the menu. I useing the german version of the program.

I hope someone knows how I can change the view or an another solution.

Greats,
Daniel

I'm not quite clear on what you are asking.

If you are talking about the icon bar that shows your open windows along the bottom of the screen in Elements, CSx does not have such a feature as best I know.

If you are talking about the Elements Organizer and it's ability to show you image thumbnails, then CS2/CS3 has Adobe Bridge which serves some of the similar functions.

--John

[Weltensammler]

I'm not quite clear on what you are asking.

If you are talking about the Elements Organizer and it's ability to show you image thumbnails, then CS2/CS3 has Adobe Bridge which serves some of the similar functions.

--John


Yes I am talk about the thumbnails in the bottom of Photoshop Elements where I have an overview of alle open files. How can I start this in Photoshop CS3?

[jfriend]

Yes I am talk about the thumbnails in the bottom of Photoshop Elements where I have an overview of alle open files. How can I start this in Photoshop CS3?

I tried to explain that CS3 does not have that icon bar like Elements. You see your open images listed in the Window menu.

[wxwax]

Adobe Lightroom has a strip on the bottom of the screen which shows all the images in a selected file.

But Photoshop does not.

[pathfinder]

Sid,

Photoshop does not have icons along the bottom, but Bridge in PSCS3 certainly can - you just press button #2 in Bridge in the lower right corner as shown here

[wxwax]

:thumb I should have been careful. I only have CS.

[Weltensammler]

Thanks for your fast answers!

That wasnt I would be hearing ;-)
hmm shit, give it an alternative methode for fast finishing fotos in cs where I have pictures in the overview?