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November 12, 2016
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HELP [How do I disable the "Find" key command (command F)?]

  • November 12, 2016
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How do I disable the "Find" key command (command F)? This used to be the key command for duplicating your last step.

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    Trevor.Dennis
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    Community Expert
    November 12, 2016

    I generally use Reset workspace to return shortcuts to their preferred (by me) state, and Essentials > reset Essentials to return them to their defaults.  This lets me tie alternate uses for shortcuts to my custom workspaces, but lets me quickly get back to the defaults should I ever need to.   This is made very easy by virtue of using a Gaming keyboard with programmable 'G' keys.

    Tools like this greatly improve your Photoshop workflow, and are well worth the investment.  The screen shot above looks to be set up by a gamer with the WASD keys highlighted.  With this keyboard you can set every key colour independently, and while I have done this on mine with Photoshop in mind, I don't think I get any advantage from it because we tend to hit the keys we want without looking at them.  It looks nice though, and we all love shiny things.

    Per Berntsen
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    Community Expert
    November 12, 2016

    You can customize the keyboard shortcuts by going to Edit > (maybe Photoshop on a Mac) Keyboard shortcuts.

    Then go to Filter, and change the shortcut for Last Filter back to Cmd+F.