Toggel Toolbars On/Off

From: " JCO"

I accidentally removed the far right Toolbar and can’t get them back. Of most concern is the toolbar that displays my layers. Can somebody tell me how to get that back (to display).

Window > and check/uncheck the palettes and other items to display/hide them.

Thanks for your quick response.
You saved me. I just could not find it.
Thanks again.

"Bill Hilton" wrote in message

From: " JCO"

I accidentally removed the far right Toolbar and can’t get them back. Of most concern is the toolbar that displays my layers. Can somebody tell

me

how to get that back (to display).

Window > and check/uncheck the palettes and other items to display/hide

them.

You wouldn’t have any advise on the best way to line up text. I created a text box and it contains several columns. I don’t understand what is the tool for lining up these columns. Currently using spaces. Of course this makes them off a bit and it does not look good. You can seem to set tabs or stop points as in a word processor.

Any advise is appreciated.

"Bill Hilton" wrote in message

From: " JCO"

I accidentally removed the far right Toolbar and can’t get them back. Of most concern is the toolbar that displays my layers. Can somebody tell

me

how to get that back (to display).

Window > and check/uncheck the palettes and other items to display/hide

them.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:54:11 GMT
in comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
" JCO" muttered something like this:

You wouldn’t have any advise on the best way to line up text. I created a text box and it contains several columns. I don’t understand what is the tool for lining up these columns. Currently using spaces. Of course this makes them off a bit and it does not look good. You can seem to set tabs or stop points as in a word processor.

Any advise is appreciated.

If it’s all in one block of text then just open your Paragraph palette (in the menus goto WINDOW / PARAGRAPH ). In that palette there are buttons for right-justify, left-justify, and center-justify.

If the text you want to align is in many different layers then just link all the layers and use the alignment tools. If you activate the Move Tool then you’ll see in the tool options bar (the bar under the menus) a series of buttons, each of them perform a different alignment function.

Check your help file for more details.

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OuTpaTienT / outpatient°AT°rocketmail°DOT°com
http://www.0utpatient.com
http://www.oeyec.com

"Bill Hilton" wrote in message

From: " JCO"

I accidentally removed the far right Toolbar and can’t get them back. Of most concern is the toolbar that displays my layers. Can somebody tell

me

how to get that back (to display).

Window > and check/uncheck the palettes and other items to display/hide

them.

Yes I see that. I was thinking more about having colums of text with in the same block as shown below: In this case, the names (listed under coach) won’t line up becasue they were postioned with spaces. How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the same indention. Same holds true for each column.
****************
Fields Time Teams Coach Field 1A 5:00pm 92Girls Blue Paul Muller 6:20pm 90Girls Blue Paul
Muller
7:40pm TBD TBD
Field 1B 5:00pm TBD TBD 6:20pm 90Girls White Jeff
Posival
7:40pm 90Boys White Jimmy
Lanier
****************

"OuTpaTienT" wrote in message

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:54:11 GMT
in comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
" JCO" muttered something like this:

You wouldn’t have any advise on the best way to line up text. I created a text box and it contains several columns. I don’t understand what is the tool for lining up these columns. Currently using spaces.

Of

course this makes them off a bit and it does not look good. You can seem

to

set tabs or stop points as in a word processor.

Any advise is appreciated.

If it’s all in one block of text then just open your Paragraph palette (in the menus goto WINDOW / PARAGRAPH ). In that palette there are buttons for right-justify, left-justify, and center-justify.
If the text you want to align is in many different layers then just link all the layers and use the alignment tools. If you activate the Move Tool then you’ll see in the tool options bar (the bar under the menus) a series of buttons, each of them perform a different alignment function.

Check your help file for more details.

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OuTpaTienT / outpatient

How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the same

indention…

Make each column in a separate text layer.

Andrew

okay;
I was afraid you would say that..
Thanks

"Andrew Morton" wrote in message

How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the same

indention…

Make each column in a separate text layer.

Andrew

I guess that is why many people do the text in Illustrator and the graphics in Photoshop.
I have Illustrator too but not loaded and no time to learn it now. Thanks

"Andrew Morton" wrote in message

How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the same

indention…

Make each column in a separate text layer.

Andrew

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 15:10:58 GMT
in comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
" JCO" muttered something like this:

okay;
I was afraid you would say that..
Thanks

"Andrew Morton" wrote in message

How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the same

indention…

Make each column in a separate text layer.

Andrew

Yeah. Unfortunately (or fortunately) Photoshop is not a text tool. It’s getting better at handling text issues, but it’s far from the perfect tool for it.

The only other possibiltiy I could think of for you would be to try using a mono-spaced font. If the text is already formatted using spaces to align the columns, then the same alignment should work with a mono-spaced font.

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Outpatient / outpatient°AT°rocketmail°DOT°com
http://0utpatient.com
http://oeyec.com

You know what?
That just might get me by this time around.
This is just an ad, that will get put in the paper.
It don’t have to be the million dollar way.
Good thing we had thounder storms in the area, I’m just getting back to work.
Thanks for that tip.

"OuTpaTienT" wrote in message

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 15:10:58 GMT
in comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
" JCO" muttered something like this:

okay;
I was afraid you would say that..
Thanks

"Andrew Morton" wrote in message

How can I ensure that every name in this column all start at the

same

indention…

Make each column in a separate text layer.

Andrew

Yeah. Unfortunately (or fortunately) Photoshop is not a text tool. It’s getting better at handling text issues, but it’s far from the perfect tool for it.

The only other possibiltiy I could think of for you would be to try using a mono-spaced font. If the text is already formatted using spaces to align the columns, then the same alignment should work with a mono-spaced font.

—
Outpatient / outpatient