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Saving Custom Shape Sets
Creating customized sets of shapes is an excellent way to get organized. The next time you need a specific shape all you have to do is select the shape from your organized sets. Organization can save you time, but it also lends a sense of consistency to design. Using customized shapes over again, helps to tie the elements of a design together, and Photoshop gives you the perfect way to maintain that consistency with customized shape sets.
Save Custom Shape Sets
Select the Custom Shape tool on the toolbox.
Click the Shape list arrow to see a list of the current shapes.
Create new shapes, and then add them to the current list.IMPORTANT
As you create new shapes, if there are some you don't like, delete them. Right-click the shape, and then click Delete Shape.
To add pre-existing shapes, click the Options button, and then click Load Shapes , or choose from the available pre-defined shape lists.
Click the Options button, and then click Save Shapes .
Enter a descriptive name for the new set in the Save As (Mac) or the File Name (Win) box.
Click the Where (Mac) or Save In (Win) list arrow, and then select a location to save the new set.IMPORTANT
If you save the new set in the Custom Shapes folder, located in the Adobe Photoshop CS2 application folder, the new set will appear as a pre-defined set when you click the Shapes Options button.
Click Save .
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