- Change the color settings to Best Workflow. Now that
you’ve installed the color settings, you have to activate
them inside Photoshop. Choose Edit→Color Settings
or press the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Shift+K (�-Shift-
K on the Mac). In the Color Settings dialog box, click
the Settings pop-up menu and choose Best Workflow
CS5 (see Figure 4). Then click the OK button. Now the
colors of your images will match (or very nearly match)
those shown in the pages of this book.
If you own the full Creative Suite 5 package, you’ll need to
synchronize the color settings across all Adobe applications.
Launch the Adobe Bridge by choosing File→Browse in Bridge.
Inside the Bridge, choose Edit→Creative Suite Color Settings.
Locate and select the Best Workflow CS5 item in the scrolling
list. Then click Apply. Now all your CS5 applications will
display consistent color.- Install the dekeKeys keyboard shortcuts. Return
to the desktop level of your computer (or wherever
you stashed dekeKeys-Photoshop-CS5.zip) and unzip
the file. Then double-click dekeKeys PsCS5 1on1.kys.
Photoshop will spring to the foreground. (If you get a
message asking if you want to save the changes to your
preexisting shortcuts, click Yes, give the shortcuts a
filename, and click Save. But more likely, you won’t
see any message.) - Confirm the dekeKeys installation. To confirm that
the dekeKeys shortcuts have installed successfully,
choose Edit→Keyboard Shortcuts and do the following:
- Confirm that the Set option at the top of the Key-
board Shortcuts dialog box reads Photo shop
Defaults (modified), meaning that some sort of
shortcuts shift has occurred. - Set Shortcuts For to Application Menus.
- Click the ▶ triangle to the left the File entry to
view the commands in the File menu. - Scroll down to the Place command (between Revert
and Import). If it lists the shortcut Alt+Shift+Ctrl+D
(or Option-Shift-�-D)—as circled in Figure 5 on
the next page—you’re looking at dekeKeys.
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