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Super-Fast Inches To Pixels

 

Want to change the unit of measurement for your image? Don’t go digging through Photoshop’s menus for the Preferences dialog, just Control-click (PC: Right-click) on Photoshop’s rulers and a contextual menu will appear with a list of measurement units. (Note: If your rulers are not showing, press Command-R [PC: Control-R]). Choose the one you want, and your rulers will instantly reflect the change. If you feel you must access the Units & Rulers Preferences dialog, just double-click anywhere on one of Photoshop’s rulers and the dialog will appear.

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