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- Using the Application frame
- Using tabbed document windows
- Arranging document windows
- Changing the zoom level
- Rotating the view
- Changing the screen mode
- Changing the color behind the image
- Configuring the panels
- Customizing the menus
- Saving workspaces
- Restoring the default workspace
- Using the Application bar
- Using the Options bar
This chapter is from the book
Changing the color behind the image
When color accuracy is important to us (which, come to think of it, is all the time!), we keep the area around the image gray.
To change the color of the area surrounding the image:
- Do either of the following:
- To change the color around the image for just the current screen mode, right-click/Ctrl-click that area and choose Gray, Black, or Custom (the last chosen custom color) from the context menu, or choose Select Custom Color and choose a color from the picker.
- To change the color around the image for any or all of the three screen modes, go to Preferences > Interface, then from the Color menu for Standard Screen Mode, Full Screen with Menus, or Full Screen, ★ choose (Gray, Black, or Custom (the last chosen custom color) or choose Select Custom Color and choose a color from the picker.*