All right, welcome back.
So in this lecture, we're on to talk about how to reset the workspace.
So let's go to Photoshop.
Click on Create now and we're going to do zero seven reset workspace Damanhour.
OK.
And what I want do is I'm going to go to Workspace.
We're gonna go to painting for this example.
And I'm going to open up a whole bunch of random tools or.
Castle, just bring Grant.
Bring gloves on here.
I'm just going to make a mess.
So we'll bring that over here.
Let's just say that you have kind of.
Wild project that you're working on, this happens from time to time.
And you just got stuff everywhere.
Right.
And you're working on a painting project that obviously you wouldn't have it in the middle of the canvas,
but.
You could put it over here and then I can bring all these tools over there as well.
So let's do that.
Let's just say that you want to get rid of these tools.
You just want to reset it back to the defaults.
OK, so let me just build up this example real quick and then I'll show you how to do that.
This is more of a review because I've shown you a few times, but again, the key to learning anything
in Photoshop is repetition.
I've used this software for.
Twenty years.
I have a lot of repetition.
But you can have the same repetition and be just as good as I am with the software.
So if I click on this, this is going to expand it out.
Right.
So you can see we don't have a lot of space to work with here.
But let's just say that you needed all these tools and you had ever had to have everything open because
of the project requirements.
Right.
So you go to work, you do everything you need to do.
And.
You wipe the sweat from your brow, even though you shouldn't be sweating.
Work in an air conditioning, albian, air conditioning, if it's warm, if it's cold.
I hope you have heat.
If you've got a window and you go to workspace, you can just click on RECEPT painting.
And what that's going to do is it's going to reset.
The painting workspace to the default.
So this is the default right here to have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
ten, eleven, about eleven tools, give or take, because there may be a couple in the actual panels
that you can't see.
That's really the easiest way to do it.
Now, the other thing you can do is if you don't want people messing with it, you can lock the workspace
so we can't move it.
OK.
And what this does.
Is it keeps it stationary.
You can expand it out.
But I can't move it so I can drag it to the left, but I can't go to the point where.
So, man, check that real quick and then we'll read Rangers' again.
So let's reset it again so you can see what the value is here.
You can play around with the tools and see which way you want to set things and then reset it if you
don't like it and then start over.
OK.
So that is the reset workspace.
So I'll see in the next lecture.
Thanks for watching.