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Hi,
I was told to post here instead of the scripting forums.
I am upgrading from cs2 to cs4 and I noticed the Layer window is 65px wider in cs4. I norrowed the change to the "Blending Modes’ dropdown box. See screen shot. <http://www.inspiredvisuals.com/test/tabwidth.jpg>
Is there anyway to to resize the window further or change the blending modes drop down box to a smaller width like it was in cs2?
I know this sounds picky but every pixel available to workspace is important. I might be willing to pay if someone can help me out with this.
Theres definitely a way to do this… but it might require modification of some of the core files of photoshop?
possible solutions?
– scripting
– create a custom layer tab with scripting
– modifying core files to either allow the tabs to be shrinked down further much like you can in After effects(part of the box just becomes invisible if it’s too small.) or change the actual width of the "blending modes" drop down box.
Thanks.
I was told to post here instead of the scripting forums.
I am upgrading from cs2 to cs4 and I noticed the Layer window is 65px wider in cs4. I norrowed the change to the "Blending Modes’ dropdown box. See screen shot. <http://www.inspiredvisuals.com/test/tabwidth.jpg>
Is there anyway to to resize the window further or change the blending modes drop down box to a smaller width like it was in cs2?
I know this sounds picky but every pixel available to workspace is important. I might be willing to pay if someone can help me out with this.
Theres definitely a way to do this… but it might require modification of some of the core files of photoshop?
possible solutions?
– scripting
– create a custom layer tab with scripting
– modifying core files to either allow the tabs to be shrinked down further much like you can in After effects(part of the box just becomes invisible if it’s too small.) or change the actual width of the "blending modes" drop down box.
Thanks.
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