Kathleen Wattle
10-20-2006, 10:53 PM
Where is the "scratching head" smiley icon when you need him?
Somewhere in the documentation (Help pdf or on the site) there are detailed instructions on how to set up PhotoKit in an action so it becomes an action with a shortcut F key. I read them a long time ago and never implemented the shortcut. But I love PK and use it a lot, even with bumbling through the Automate menu.
Today, I realized I should do an update to my ver 1.2.1 to the latest ver 1.2.4 and in muddling around to find instructions for that update process, I stumbled on these instructions again. I didn't bookmark them and instead thought I'd best install the new version first and then go back and do that little action routine.
Well, the new version is in place and I've looked everywhere and now I just can't find the instructions on this procedure. The page I'm looking for begins with a subtitle something like: ONE OF THE VERY FIRST THINGS YOU SHOULD DO AS A PHOTOKIT USER IS..."
Can anyone point me in the direction to find this? I'm sure it's right under my nose but something about missing the forest for the trees....
Thanks.
Somewhere in the documentation (Help pdf or on the site) there are detailed instructions on how to set up PhotoKit in an action so it becomes an action with a shortcut F key. I read them a long time ago and never implemented the shortcut. But I love PK and use it a lot, even with bumbling through the Automate menu.
Today, I realized I should do an update to my ver 1.2.1 to the latest ver 1.2.4 and in muddling around to find instructions for that update process, I stumbled on these instructions again. I didn't bookmark them and instead thought I'd best install the new version first and then go back and do that little action routine.
Well, the new version is in place and I've looked everywhere and now I just can't find the instructions on this procedure. The page I'm looking for begins with a subtitle something like: ONE OF THE VERY FIRST THINGS YOU SHOULD DO AS A PHOTOKIT USER IS..."
Can anyone point me in the direction to find this? I'm sure it's right under my nose but something about missing the forest for the trees....
Thanks.