Organizing and Managing Your Files with Adobe Bridge - Adobe Photoshop CC - page 38

You can view folder contents by double-clicking a folder, or by selecting the folder in the Path bar.
In this folder, you see a variety of file types, including Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe
Acrobat, and video files. These files came from istockphoto.com and many still have their default
names.
You can navigate through your navigation history by clicking the Go back and Go forward arrows in
the upper-left corner of the window. Use the Reveal All Recent files icon ( ) to find folders and files
that you recently opened. Note that there are also helpful navigational tools that allow you to quickly
return to Photoshop, load photos from a camera, and flip your images.
3 Click the Go back arrow ( ) to return to the desktop view.
A. Go back. B. Go forward. C. Go to parent or Favorites. D. Reveal recent file or go to recent folder. E.
Return to Adobe Photoshop. F. Get Photos From Camera. G. Refine. H. Open in Camera Raw. I. Rotate 90°
counterclockwise. J. Rotate 90° clockwise. K. Path bar.
This example might show a file path to the ps03lessons folder that is different from your example be-
cause this desktop is referencing a folder on a particular user's desktop.
4 Click the Go forward arrow ( ) to return to the last view, which is the ps03lessons folder.
Using folders in Adobe Bridge
Adobe Bridge is used for more than just navigating your file system. Bridge is also used to manage and or-
ganize folders and files.
1 Click the tab of the Favorites panel in the upper-left corner of the Bridge window to make sure it is still
forward. Then click the arrow to the left of Desktop so that it turns downward and reveals its contents.
If you are on the Mac OS, you can simply click Desktop to reveal the contents.