After
you open the Creative Cloud dialog box, some of you won’t see the updates under
the Apps, but fortunately you can force it to update for you. To do this, click
on the gear icon up in the top right corner and choose “Check for App Updates.”
Adobe will then add the updates to your Apps
panel where you can update them.
From what I’ve been reading, there are a lot
of great new features and Adobe has added some speed improvements as well.
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You
can also browse your libraries or create a new document from presets, and I can
see where these things could be useful also. I really don’t have any libraries
so this screen is empty for me. The last screen is for presets.
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After
you open Photoshop, go under the Edit menu and scroll down to Preferences, and
choose General. Then under Options you’ll see a check box called “Show Start
Workspace When No Documents Are Open”.
Uncheck that and restart Photoshop to make your changes. If you decide you like those screens, just go
back in and check it again. Easy enough
right?
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Maybe
when I get a little more familiar with the changes I’ll do another
post…….you never know? I hope you enjoy this post.
Like
always, keep shooting and have some fun!