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Photoshop CS 5 Portable

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here is one huge change to Photoshop 5′s working environment, however, which will be universally welcome – the introduction of a multiple undo. In the past working with Photoshop could be a nerve-wracking business as you only had one chance to undo any action. If you later regretted an editing decision there was no way to go back to an earlier stage in the editing process short of the last resort Revert to Saved command. This feeling that if you did something wrong it might be irretrievable, was a major disincentive to experimentation and another reason for non-expert users to feel intimidated when working with Photoshop. The difference to the flexibility and creativity of a program like PhotoImpact, where you could simply hit the undo command as many times as necessary, was immense.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Adobe has chosen to implement the new multiple undo through a new palette, the History palette. As you work on an image every action is listed on this palette working from the top down. To return to an earlier stage you simply have to drag back the slider that indicates the current state or, more simply, click on the stage that you want to return to. As you do so, the previous state is instantly restored in the Image Window and all the following actions are grayed-out. At this stage, you can still click on the grayed-out items to step through the history of editing changes, but you have to be careful because as soon as you edit the current image these options are lost.
By default the last twenty actions are stored, though this can be increased memory permitting, and Photoshop now supports up to four drives as scratch-disks for this very purpose. Even so, it’s still possible that you’ll fill up all available memory in which case the oldest version of the image is automatically dropped off the list to make way for the most recent. If there are certain image states that you know you might want to return to you can make sure that they are kept available by using the Snapshot command at the bottom of the History palette. This automatically adds a named state complete with preview thumbnail to the top of the palette and clicking on the preview immediately restores the relevant editing state. Snapshots act as a useful safety precaution, but they also offer much more. By storing a snapshot of an image and then creating snapshots after applying a filter with different settings to it, for example, you can instantly swap between the various results to choose which you prefer. 


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