Which ones do you use the most? Let's share a few we use.
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V = for the move tool
Control + T = to bring up transform box so that I can turn or resize product. -
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Shortcut keys! 
A few I use on EVERY layout:
v = move tool
t = text tool
e = eraser tool
o = dodge/burn tool
b = Brush tool
(x while in brush tool to swap foreground/background color swatches & [ or ] to change my brush sizes)
m = Marquee tool
ctrl + z = undo
ctrl + c = copy
ctrl + j = copy new layer
ctrl + v = paste (use shift also to paste in same location)
ctrl + d = deselect
ctrl + w = warp (I made this shortcut)
ctrl + spacebar + click & move mouse upwards/backwards to zoom in/out
spacebar + mouse click to move around while zoomed in (does that make sense?)
ctrl + shift + [ or ] = bring to front/send to back
ctrl + g = clip to layer below (I altered this one too- the default is ctrl + alt + g I think)
ctrl + 0 (zero) = zoom (fit) to page
ctrl + shift + f = Flatten (I made this one- since it was originally for some filter thing I never used)
ctrl + shift + alt + i = file info (I think I made this one too- not sure! This is where type all my credit info & links)
ctrl + shift + alt + s = save for gallery/export size
lol- I think that's all I can think of for now!
*In Photoshop- to make your own shortcuts- click on the EDIT menu then Keyboard Shortcuts- then you can find what you want to make a shortcut for. If there it is already assigned to something else, you'll get a warning to keep it or change it
Last edited by AmieN1; 04-15-2016, 03:14 PM.
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*bookmarking this thread*
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Thank you so much for sharing these as I only know and use a couple of them. I'm with Chloe, I am printing these out and using them. I didn't know we could make our own shortcuts, I'm going to make the "clipping to layer below."Comment
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Thanks for sharing this one. I use my grids quite a bit.Originally posted by SandyPie View PostComment
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Make sure you all subscribe to this thread so you can always come back to refer to the list of shortcut keys.Comment
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This is such a good thread. I use shortcuts but I am seeing a lot used here that I don't use yet. Will do now.......and I so subscribed
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these are all really good!!! One that I use a lot but don't see listed is the brackets both [ and ], while in the brush menu it will change the size of your brush to bigger or smaller
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Wow! I love this thread! I use most of all that you mentioned here, but I'm learning some new! Thanks!!!Comment
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I am still learning about shortcuts, so this is awesome. Thanks for sharing ladies.
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I'm so excited I had to run over here to tell you all, I found a new one!! At least it's new to me.
In PSCS if you hold alt and click on the layer it will group (clipping mask) it to the one below it!! You have to be in the layers palette, hoover the cursor around the line between the two layers you want grouped, then hold the alt key down. The little pointing finger (cursor) becomes an arrow bent to point down with a square next to it.
I'm so happy, cause crtl + G doesn't group like it does in PSE. {{Happy dancing in my chair!!}} I'm sure there's another shortcut, I just couldn't get it to stick in my head, but now I have a better way!Sandy AKA SandyPie
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mainly ctrl+c, ctrl+v and ctrl+zComment
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