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| pluton 2006-05-13, 3:15 am |
| Hi all,
is there a way in photoshop CS2 to have a cursor which, instead of
being a small cross, is represented by two lines, one horitontal one
vertical that cross the entire document. I think it is easier for
precise selection. It is used in most CAD applications...
Thank you,
Pluton
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| In article <1147479300.125469.303710@y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
plutonesque@XXXXXXXXXX says...
>
>Hi all,
>
>is there a way in photoshop CS2 to have a cursor which, instead of
>being a small cross, is represented by two lines, one horitontal one
>vertical that cross the entire document. I think it is easier for
>precise selection. It is used in most CAD applications...
>
>Thank you,
>
>Pluton
Pluton,
About as close as I can tell, is to watch the line on the Rulers (Ctrl-R). The
lines do NOT go across the document, but are visible in the Ruler itself. Not
what you are looking for, but I believe that it will be all you can get in PS.
Someone correct me, if I am wrong, please,
Hunt
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| pluton 2006-05-13, 6:15 pm |
| > Pluton,
>
> About as close as I can tell, is to watch the line on the Rulers (Ctrl-R). The
> lines do NOT go across the document, but are visible in the Ruler itself. Not
> what you are looking for, but I believe that it will be all you can get in PS.
>
> Someone correct me, if I am wrong, please,
That's what I think too but I was not sure...
Thank you,
Pluton
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