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| John McWilliams 2006-06-08, 6:17 pm |
| PS CS I, using filters, such as graphic pen. How do I set any given
filter to its default settings short of a new Prefs. file?
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| In article <PIadnW3CDcSchxrZnZ2dnUVZ_omdnZ2d@comcast.com>,
jpmcw@comcast.net says...
> PS CS I, using filters, such as graphic pen. How do I set any given
> filter to its default settings short of a new Prefs. file?
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In a filter dialog, holding down Alt will temporarily change the Cancel
button to Reset. I *think* it resets to the default values, but I mainly
use it when I've thoroughly messed things up and want to start over
without having to Cancel and re-open the filter dialog.
Jason
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| In article <MPG.1efa4b00f09502ce9896e4@news.verizon.net>,
nerraw_nosaj@verizon.net says...
I *think* it resets to the default values, but I mainly
> use it when I've thoroughly messed things up and want to start over
> without having to Cancel and re-open the filter dialog.
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I did some tests of this and find that it seems to cause some filters to
revert to default behavior, but not others. One that doesn't is Unsharp
Mask - the most recently used settings persist. Oh, well.
Jason
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