Here's the PhotoShop CS4 function key assignments:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS71A4FE95-C3E7-45da-9CB7-E1A6130630B1a.html
With the exception of F1 (which lots of apps use for 'help'), they're all
unique, and none match the proposals for this ticket, either.
Are there any profes
I'm not a fan of user preference hotkeys. Makes it hard to jump from
desk to desk and use tools without breaking stuff.
I'm really ok with being veto'd on this one. Ctrl-Q, Ctrl-W live on!
:)
-- Jeremy
On Sat, Apr 14, 2012 at 2:22 PM, Daniel Wexler wrote:
> The standard cross-platform, widel
The standard cross-platform, widely used convention is, as Larry says,
ctrl-q to quit the app, and ctrl-w to close the current document (i.e.
image in iv), but keep the app open. I would not be in favor of using any
other convention in iv, even with a dialog.
One option is to add saved, per-user h
itview isn't used at all outside of Sony, right? (If it were, this would be a
pretty strong argument.)
A couple incarnations of iv ago, I did indeed use ESC to exit, and I personally
loved that feature and wished that ESC was used to exit across a wide variety
of apps. But it isn't, so eventu
I know itview isn't widely used outside of Sony, but it does the esc
to exit full screen, and esc to exit the app when not in full screen,
and it's awesomely convenient.
It would be annoying in larger apps no doubt (nuke, maya, etc), but in
a light-weight image viewer I've found it uber convenient
Deepak, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I'm very leery of changing UI without
a principled reason. I know there was an open ticket with these suggestions,
but I think we were still discussing whether there is precedent for these
particular key assignments.
Luckily, it's a very short patch, s
This patch addresses issue #309 and makes the following additions:
1. Esc key exits full-screen mode, if it is not in full-screen mode, closes iv.
2. F11 toggles full-screen mode. (F2 was suggested in the issue. I felt F11 was
a more 'popular' alternative.)
3. F4 toggles fit to window.
You can m
