Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Okay, now that you've found Mini Bridge, let's put it to work and find out which
style of Mini Bridge works best for your workflow (luckily, you get to set it up
the way you like it), and how to use it quickly to find and view your images.
in Mini Bridge
Step One:
By default, Mini Bridge is set up in a
wide filmstrip layout, and is docked to
the bottom of your screen, like the one
you see here. However, you can undock
it and have it work like any other floating
panel in Photoshop.
Step Two:
To undock Mini Bridge, click-and - drag it s
tab up toward the center of Photoshop's
image area, and it becomes a floating
panel with multiple columns and rows
(as seen here). Doing this also reveals a
thumbnail size slider in the bottom-right
corner of the Mini Bridge panel (shown
circled here in red). Also, once you've
found the images you want to work with,
you can hide the Navigation pod along
the left side (so you can see more of the
thumbnails) by clicking on the panel's
flyout menu in its upper-right corner
and choosing
Hide Navigation Pod
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