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How do I hide marching ants in cs6--command H did the job in CS4

New Here ,
Dec 15, 2012 Dec 15, 2012

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The marching ants interfer with my selection work consequently I always hide them with command H but this option does not appear available in CS6.  Anybody have a solution?

Thanks,  Bob

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Dec 15, 2012 Dec 15, 2012

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Cmd+H (View > Extras) in CS6 should hide/reveal marching ants. What key combo is on menu item View > Extras? The Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts command will let you assign a key combo if necessary.

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Control-H still works for me on the PC side, just as it always has.

-Noel

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Mac OSX has moved towards encouraging all applications to adopt a standard keyboard shortcut - Command H - for hiding the application.

If you don't have your "Show Slection" set up with a keyboard shortcut, when you use Cmd H it will ask you if you want it to use it to hide Photoshop (Mac standard) or Hide/Selections, etc. (Photoshop Traditional)

It will do this even if you already have Hide Photoshop shortcut: Command-Control H.

Just go to the Edit Menu - Keyboard Shortcuts to specify a shortcut for Selections Edges.

I believe the language for this has changed slightly in different versions.

show_selection.jpg hide_selections.jpg

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I cannot return to the window that initially asked if I would like to use Cmd-H to hide Photoshor or hide/show selections.  But the suggestion Conroy gave works well with Command Control H.  Thats all for you help.  Bob

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That is:  'Thanks' all for you help.

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