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Toolbox overview, See also, Workspace overview” on page 14 – Adobe Photoshop CS3 User Manual

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PHOTOSHOP CS3

User Guide

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You can view information about any tool by positioning the pointer over it. The name of the tool appears in a tool tip
below the pointer. Some tool tips contain links leading to additional information about the tool.

See also

“Workspace overview” on page 14

Selection tools

Move (V)*

Rectangular
Marquee (M)

Elliptical Marquee (M)

Single Column
Marquee

Single Row
Marquee

Lasso (L)

Polygonal Lasso (L)

Magnetic Lasso (L)

Quick Selection (W)

Magic Wand (W)

Crop and slice tools

Crop (C)

Slice (K)

Slice Select

Retouching tools

Spot Healing Brush (J)

Healing Brush (J)

Patch (J)

Red Eye (J)

Clone Stamp (S)

Pattern Stamp (S)

Eraser (E)

Background Eraser (E)

Magic Eraser (E)

Blur (R)

Sharpen (R)

Smudge (R)

Dodge (O)

Burn (O)

Sponge (O)

Painting tools

Brush (B)

Pencil (B)

Color
Replacement (B)

History Brush (Y)

Art History Brush (Y)

Gradient (G)

Paint Bucket (G)

Drawing and type
tools

Pen (P)

Freeform Pen (P)

Add Anchor
Point

Delete Anchor
Point

Convert Anchor
Point

Horizontal Type (T)

Vertical Type (T)

Horizontal Type
Mask (T)

Vertical Type
Mask (T)

Path Selection (A)

Direct Selection (A)

Rectangle (U)

Rounded
Rectangle (U)

Ellipse (U)

Polygon (U)

Line (U)

Custom Shape (U)

Annotation,
measuring, and
navigation tools

Notes (N)

Audio Annotation (N)

Eyedropper (I)

Color Sampler (I)

Ruler (I)

Count (I)†

Hand (H)

Zoom (Z)

Toolbox overview

D

A

B

C

E

F

Indicates default tool * Keyboard shortcuts appear in parenthesis † Extended only

A

D

F

E

B

C