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theodorebelkebir
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June 16, 2017
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Problème avec le raccourci Outil "Main" (Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator)

  • June 16, 2017
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Bonjour,

Je rencontre un problème depuis peu, le raccourcis habituel pour l'outil "main" qui permettait de se déplacer sur le plan de travail n'est plus la "barre d'espace" et a été remplacé par la touche "H" dans mes raccourcis.

Le problème c'est que je ne peux pas remettre la "barre d'espace" en raccourci car il faut inclure une lettre dans le raccourcis...

Est-ce que quelqu'un a une solution à ce problème? Parce que c'est clairement plus ergonomique d'avoir ce raccourci sur la "barre d'espace" sur n'importe quel logiciel.

Je vous remercie d'avance pour votre aide,

Bonne journée

Correct answer anthonyr_blackpizza

Hello, je viens de trouver le problème...
Je viens d'installer la suite Microsoft Office. Lorsque l'un des logiciels est ouvert, le raccourci de la main via la barre d'espace ne fonctionne plus sur les logiciels de la suite Adobe. Il refonctionne quand je ferme les logiciels de la suite Microsfot Office.

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virgilm10709259
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August 9, 2018

Bonjour,

J'ai également le même problème et toujours pas de solution. Idem avec la touche Alt qui permettait d'agrandir les objets de la même manière par le centre et les cotés...

Comment faire ???

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    June 16, 2017

    Actually H is the default shortcut for Photoshop's Hand tool.  It has two modes of operation though.

    Tap H and Photoshop will switch to the Hand tool it will become the current tool.

    Hold H pressed you can use the hand tool in a special panning mode when you click you image will be scaled to fit in Photoshop's Image window and there will be a panning rectangle YOU can drag to the area you want in Photoshop's image window. then release H then that  ares will be in Photoshop's image window and Photoshop  current tool should be the tool the was active when you pressed and held H not the Hand Tool.

    Space Bar is not the shortcut for the hand tool it is a special shortcut that when held down will temporary switch Photoshop into hang tool operation so you can pan your image in Photoshop's Image window when you release the space bar Photoshop should switch back to normal operation.

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    theodorebelkebirAuthor
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    June 16, 2017

    Thank you!

    But, The problem is that the "Special shortcut" for the hand tool was the "Space Bar" and now it's "H" and I want to switch back to the "Space Bar", so, How can I change the "special shortcut" for the hand tool?

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    June 16, 2017

    H is the tools shortcut for the Hand tool.

    Some Photoshop Shortcuts are hard coded in Photoshop's UI and can not be changed by the  user.  As far as I know the Space Bar is one of these.  I see not option in Photoshop Edits Keyboards Shortcuts Interface for  removing of changing that shortcut.

    Your may have a problem in your Photoshop installation that causes the Space Bars shortcut not to function.  The first things I would do to try to fix your problem is to Use Photoshop's Button to Reset all Tools.  And if that does not fix your Problem then try resetting your user id's Photoshop preferences.  When Photoshop is not working correctly.  There are three basic thing to do.  First check Photoshop's current state: Active tool, Tool Options, Document state is everything in the state they needs for what your are trying to do.  If yes try resetting all tool.  If that does not fix try resetting you Photoshop's Preferences.  If Photoshop still does not work correctly open a thread here  and Supply pertinent information.

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