[jeeff]

hey all. it's been years since i've been to the forum. good to see that it's still going strong.

i just got a new computer and finally updated to photoshop cs. i'm trying to customize my ps workspace for the best performance. i've set it up so that the active file is maximized within ps, but the ps window itself isn't maximized on the desktop (i'm not using either of the F options because i don't want the toolbar to overlap the image). i want to change the background around the maximized file to black.



i remember for older versions of photoshop there was a really simple way to do this, but i can't remember what it was. i tried searching here and on google, but no luck. can anyone help me?

thanks!

[Drunken Monkey]

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[jeeff]

haha that must be the only thing i didn't try. thankyouthankyouthankyou.

[Odds]

heh, yeah.. i was asking myself that question the other day after i reinstalled ps. i figured it out all by myself though

[jfrancis]

I was just wondering that this week

[B0b]

its in the manual guys

[jfrancis]

Manual? B-b-but then I would have to read it?

[Gort]

Manual? We don't need no stinkin' manual!
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