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[ 111 ]If you have a Photoshop question that you’d like Dave Cross
to answer in the pages of Photoshop User magazine, send it
to [email protected].©Adobe Stock/BenzoixQ: Is there a way to toggle back and
forth between two brushes using
a keyboard shortcut?
A: As long as the brushes are adjacent to each other in the
Brush Picker, there’s a way to use the keyboard to switch
between the two brushes. Press the. (period) key to go
to the next brush and press the , (comma) key to go to
the previous brush.
Tip: One easy way to remember this is to look at the
Greater Than (>) and Less Than (<) symbols that appear
above the Period and Comma keys, and think of these as
arrows to remind you of the direction for brush selection.Q: When I increase the leading in a paragraph
of text, it increases the spacing between all
the lines of text. But how do I add more space
just between each paragraph, without adding
another Return?
A: First select all your text and then go to the Paragraph
panel (Window>Paragraph). At the bottom of this panel,
you’ll see two options for adding extra space above and
extra space below a paragraph. This is “live,” so you
can experiment by entering different values to get the
effect you want. Note: Like many text settings, this one
is “sticky,” which means the setting will remain as you
set it until you edit it again. nNext, turn the copy ghost
layer back on and lower the
layer’s Opacity until you get
the look you want.
Tip: If you were mov-
ing the selected ghost to
a different image, you
wouldn’t have to include
the Content-Aware Fill step.