Getting started
You've already had a brief introduction to Adobe Bridge in Lesson 1, "Getting to Know the Work Area." If you've completed that lesson, you know that the permanent Go to Bridge button ( ) on the Photoshop tool options bar takes you directly to Adobe Bridge. In this lesson, you will explore Adobe Bridge in depth. The aim of the first project for the lesson is to organize a motley collection of photographs.Adobe Bridge shares some functionality with your desktop regarding files and folders. The changes you apply to files in Adobe Bridge change the files themselves, not merely the Adobe Bridge view of them. At the end of the lesson, you'll experience how easy it can be to find specific images on your computer, as well as to browse and purchase stock photography using Adobe Bridge.
| 1. | Start Photoshop and then immediately hold down Ctrl-Alt-Shift (Windows) or Command-Option-Shift (Mac OS) to restore the default preferences. (See "Restoring default preferences" on page 6.) | | 2. | When prompted, click Yes to confirm that you want to reset preferences, and Close to close the Welcome Screen. | | 3. | Click the Go to Bridge button () on the tool options bar to open Adobe Bridge.NoteYou can also open Adobe Bridge by double-clicking its application icon on the desktop or by clicking it in the Dock (Mac OS), or by choosing Start > All Programs > Adobe Bridge (Windows).The Bridge browser window is the dashboard for a creative workflow. It provides the starting point for you to browse, locate, and preview your assets. |
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