- PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM WINDOWS 10
- PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM SOFTWARE
- PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM WINDOWS
I haven't been able to figure out why, but it seems that sometimes when you release Alt, Premiere does return to normal use, as I'm sure is intended. The other problem is that this is inconsistent. This also disables mouse wheel scrolling while the focus is on the menu bar, so if you zoom in to find a particular spot in a clip, and then try to release alt and use the scroll wheel to navigate through the clip chronologically, nothing will happen. You then have to either press Alt or Escape to return to normal use. But if you then, for example, hit the C key to switch to the Cut tool, Premiere instead opens the Clip menu, and awaits another hotkey to open a Clip menu item. This means that the menu bar hotkeys remain active after you're done zooming and release the Alt key, intending to return to normal use in Premiere.
PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM WINDOWS
This means that when you press Alt in Premiere, Windows switches the application's focus to the menu bar to await a hotkey, but doesn't always recognize that you only needed it for zooming in or out of the timeline. This makes Alt a really troublesome key to use for mouse wheel zooming, because Windows doesn't recognize the scrolling of the mouse wheel as a key press. This operator also functions as a toggle, so you don't have to hit Alt and the F key at the same time to open the File menu, you can press and release Alt and that will switch the application's focus to the menu bar to anticipate hotkey presses. Alt + F for the File menu, Alt + E for the Edit menu, etc. For as long as I can remember, Windows has used the Alt key as the operator for the menu bar hotkeys. But this specific combination of Alt + mouse wheel has been really inconvenient to use for zooming in and out of the timeline in Premiere. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal, there are other hotkeys that are inconsistent from one program to the next and you can learn to adjust if you're bouncing between a couple. But for a reason I can't really fathom, every Adobe product I'm familiar with uses Alt. It's quick, intuitive, and consistent across multiple platforms. Everything from GIMP, to Inkscape, to web browsers like Chrome and Firefox, the entire Office suite, and Windows Explorer all use Ctrl + Mouse wheel to zoom. Premiere, Photoshop, and Illustrator all use Alt as the key to zoom in and out with the mouse wheel.Įvery other program I can think of uses Ctrl for mouse wheel zoom.
PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM WINDOWS 10
I recently started learning Premiere Pro CC 2019 (installed on a Windows 10 machine), and was struck with something about the couple of Adobe products I use that I never really noticed before, and don't really understand. And then we'd have to disable the scrolling up and down in the document.This is more just something I'm curious about than something I want an actual answer to.
But then it would force the panning to stop when the mouse goes offscreen, unlike in 3ds max where you can pan for whatever distance you want, even if you have the loop throught the screen ten times.įor the zoom function, if scolling up could simply "push" the keyboard shortcuts to zoom in/ zoom out it could work, but I don't know if that's possible.
PHOTOSHOP CC ADD SHORTCAT CNTRL MOUSE WEEL FOR SOOM SOFTWARE
I'm a 3ds max user and I love the way the navigation work in that software so it'd be great to be able to do that for Photoshop and Illustrator and get rid of those useless key shortcuts that we need to use to zoom and pan.įor the pan fonction, I guess if there was a way to simply say "when the third mouse button is pressed, press the space button, until the mouse button is released" it could work. I was wondering if there would be a way to make a javascript that would load at Photoshop's startup that would allow the user to zoom in and out using the mouse wheel (instead of using it for scrolling), and to use that same mouse wheel as a third button (when you push on the mouse wheel) or any third button on a three button mouse to pan in your image.
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