Photoshop Panel Shortcuts?

[Quantum3]

Hi guys, I'm wondering if there is a way to configure the shortcuts for certain panels such as History or Histogram. I cannot find the way through the app to make my own shortcuts for these panels. It seems these are not configurable...

Thanks for any suggestion!

Mart

[chillin]

Something like that

"Shortcut Keys for using the History panel
alt + n new Snapshot Create a new snapshot
Double-click snapshot name Rename snapshot
ctrl + shift + z Step forward through image states
ctrl + alt + z Step backward through image states
alt - click the image state Duplicate any image state, except the current state
alt + clear History (in History panel pop-up menu) Permanently clear history (no Undo) "

[Quantum3]

Originally Posted by chillin

Something like that

"Shortcut Keys for using the History panel
alt + n new Snapshot Create a new snapshot
Double-click snapshot name Rename snapshot
ctrl + shift + z Step forward through image states
ctrl + alt + z Step backward through image states
alt - click the image state Duplicate any image state, except the current state
alt + clear History (in History panel pop-up menu) Permanently clear history (no Undo) "

Thank you but I was meaning a shortcut to show or hide the history panel.

Mart

[mistermonday]

For the history panel try the single key sequence Alt, W, H, H enter. That's for a PC but you can figure out the equivalent for Mac.
Regards, Murray

[chillin]

Originally Posted by Quantum3

Thank you but I was meaning a shortcut to show or hide the history panel.

Mart

Custom Keyboard Shortcuts = F10

Google for Mac a pdf file

[DannyRaphael]

If you assigned F10 to a different command or function, another approach (besides a modification using Edit > Keyboard shortcuts...) is to create a Photoshop action that displays this panel. A keyboard shortcut can be assigned to invoke the action, for example "SHIFT + F1" or "CTRL + F12" or whatever.

The value add here is the possibility of doing "more than" just displaying the palette, e.g., invoking a Window > Custom workspace... command, or whatever other commands you want executed including launching another action.

Example .atn inside attached .zip file.