unlocking toolbars in CS3?? - PhotoCamel

nasoj21 · 12-10-2007

So, I have been using photoshop for years and love CS3 so far.
About the the same time as CS3 came out I moved to working on dual monitors otherwise I may not really have this issue. Anyway, I can not figure out how to unlock my tools window and the window on the left that includes all the other stuff. I would maybe not have minded them there when I was using one monitor, but I want them gone and I can't figure it out.
I also know that I am going to feel really stupid at the extemely simple answer.

Thanx

Jason

jfrancho · 12-11-2007

Last I checked, you simply drag and drop them where ever you want them.

Worm324 · 12-11-2007

Try switching to full screen mode? That made my right monitor just the work space, and all the tools were then on the left. Kinda weird if you ask me

Best,
Jay

nasoj21 · 12-12-2007

I just went in and took another stab at it after reading this again. I had to slect the set of windows instead of the whole thing that it was docked in.Then I could click and drag the window (ie hisototy and actions, or layers channels and paths) out and over to my other screen.
Thanx for the ideas

12-10-2007	#1 (permalink)
nasoj21 Vicuna Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 206 CamelKarma: 47 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	unlocking toolbars in CS3?? So, I have been using photoshop for years and love CS3 so far. About the the same time as CS3 came out I moved to working on dual monitors otherwise I may not really have this issue. Anyway, I can not figure out how to unlock my tools window and the window on the left that includes all the other stuff. I would maybe not have minded them there when I was using one monitor, but I want them gone and I can't figure it out. I also know that I am going to feel really stupid at the extemely simple answer. Thanx Jason __________________ __________________ Members don't see this ad. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Community, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.

12-11-2007	#2 (permalink)
jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 10,740 CamelKarma: 1751 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: unlocking toolbars in CS3?? Last I checked, you simply drag and drop them where ever you want them.
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Worm324 Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 7,191 CamelKarma: 5038 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: unlocking toolbars in CS3?? Try switching to full screen mode? That made my right monitor just the work space, and all the tools were then on the left. Kinda weird if you ask me Best, Jay
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12-12-2007	#4 (permalink)
nasoj21 Vicuna Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 206 CamelKarma: 47 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: unlocking toolbars in CS3?? I just went in and took another stab at it after reading this again. I had to slect the set of windows instead of the whole thing that it was docked in.Then I could click and drag the window (ie hisototy and actions, or layers channels and paths) out and over to my other screen. Thanx for the ideas __________________ __________________ Members don't see this ad. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Community, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.

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