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07-07-2007, 09:31 PM
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| How to keep track of my Actions Does anyone know a simple way to print a list of all the actions I have loaded into CS2. I would like to have a hardcopy list that I can add comments to. I seem to keep forgetting about actions that would have been appropriate - if I had remembered that I had them!            |
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07-07-2007, 11:32 PM
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| Re: How to keep track of my Actions Suggest you look into a nifty, low cost ($20) add-on utility called ActionDex, a complete action organizer. Among the bazillion features is the ability to add comments/notes (as you indicated) and define folders within folders for more robust organization needs. (Photoshop only allows one level of organization within Action Sets.) See: http://www.picstobits.com/adex_intro.php |
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