Hi i just installed Flyakite 2 and now my photoshop workspace is blue instead of gray. How do i get it so that it is grey instead of blue. I either want to change it back or make it transparent like in macs. any help would be GREAT!
thanks!
austin
Hi i just installed Flyakite 2 and now my photoshop workspace is blue instead of gray. How do i get it so that it is grey instead of blue. I either want to change it back or make it transparent like in macs. any help would be GREAT!
thanks!
austin
Hmm, austin. Well, I'm not sure, but that is a problem (especially when I used FAK2). I'll see if I can find a fix.
~ Paralex
Edit: You forgot to tag the thread.
thanks alot, and hope you do find a fix for that. i keep looking as well. ![]()
(what do you mean by tag the thread? sry im new here and ive never been to a forum that uve had to tag a thread ![]()
thanks!
austin
Tagging a thread means just to put a short description of the type of thread at the front of it in brackets, for example a question would be tagged [Question] ....thread title......
More info here
The workspace color is dependent on the Application Background color, which the Flyakite Pack apparently changes.
This is defined in the following location:
Desktop Properties (right click your desktop, select Properties)-->Appearance Tab-->Advanced-->Select "Application Background" from the drop-down list-->change color 1 to the gray it initally was. This gray is the one in the top-right column: 1st row, fourth color/column.
Hope this helps
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-NC
If you're talking about workspace, then take the paintcan with a gray, shift click on the workspace background. That will fill it with your foreground.
is it possible at all to make the photoshop background transparent? because imo that would be really cool, albeit confusing!
Just read this, and next time search please
. http://www.aqua-soft.org/board/showthread....arent+Photoshop
-NC
what you can do is use winroll, and just right click the top of the window. all the toolbars and menus will still be there. you can't access file, view, etc, but it still looks cool