CMD key?

[mshockley]

Originally Posted by OsmosisStudios

This is the universal way of writing the same button-combination for both systems. CMD+ALT+SHIFT+T is MAC-SPEAK for CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+T on Windows.

In photoshop that's the command to re-do a transformation while duplicating what's being transformed (usually a shape or layer)

YES!! This is what I'm trying to do---via way of following a tutorial. And as I've said, am stumped because for whatever reason, this command does nothing for me. It does not create anything......

[Biomech]

I looked at PS keyboard "shortcuts" once, after seeing that most of them are..

Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Tab-1-F-T-windows key-J-L-F9

.. I gave up :P

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by mshockley

YES!! This is what I'm trying to do---via way of following a tutorial. And as I've said, am stumped because for whatever reason, this command does nothing for me. It does not create anything......

That particular command is a bit touchy: whatever it is you're trying to copy/transform has to selected properly and so on. I cant say without seeing the file, but it should work.

[Woody]

Try this one folks.........

Table of keyboard shortcuts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

or this one....

Only one in 10 know what Ctrl-F does - here are shortcuts you should know

Cheers,

John W

[milosh]

Originally Posted by mshockley

YES!! This is what I'm trying to do---via way of following a tutorial. And as I've said, am stumped because for whatever reason, this command does nothing for me. It does not create anything......

When a keyboard shortcut doesn't do its thing (and especially in complex programs like Photoshop), it's usually because something isn't selected or some other prerequisite isn't there. Make sure you've made a selection (if it's needed), or that you have selected the right layer or layer mask in layers palette.

[mshockley]

Originally Posted by milosh

When a keyboard shortcut doesn't do its thing (and especially in complex programs like Photoshop), it's usually because something isn't selected or some other prerequisite isn't there. Make sure you've made a selection (if it's needed), or that you have selected the right layer or layer mask in layers palette.

thanks milosh, I'll give that a try!