Did you know that when you’re working with multiple Photoshop documents open at once that you can zoom them all to 100% with a simple keystroke? By holding down the Shift key and double-clicking the Zoom tool in the Toolbox, all your document views will be set to 100%. Pretty handy when you’re evaluating several images at once. Of course, this assumes you have each image open in its own window, rather than CS4’s tabbed window mode.
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Great tip.
I’ve noticed, not sure when this started but I think with CS4, that if I use zoom tool to zoom in close on one doc, ALL of my other open docs get zoomed in. I’ve found this REALLY annoying, especially since zooming out, ONLY affects the current doc. So, I’m constantly having my other docs zoom state destroyed by the document I’m currently working in. The tip above is a good start. However, Is there a preference I can change so that zooming in one doc as I’ve described has no affect on other open documents?
Thanks.