Saving Your Workspaces

Earlier I looked at using the Window > Workspace > Save Workspace command to save a palette arrangement, and you may have noticed that there are two more boxes in Save Workspace dialog box: Keyboard Shortcuts and Menus. Although a Photoshop workspace can save the state of the palettes, keyboard shortcuts, and menus, you may not want to save all three every time. For example, you may have different task-oriented palette arrangements but one set of favorite keyboard shortcuts. If you want to remove any possibility of accidentally altering keyboard shortcuts when you change palette arrangements, don’t enable the Keyboard Shortcuts checkbox when you save a workspace.

Moving Workspaces to Other Machines

Your workspaces only work on your machine. If you do a lot of work on other computers at a client’s site or in a computer lab, though, you may want to save your workspaces to a disc or flash drive so you can load them onto the machine you’re using. Workspaces are stored in the WorkSpaces folder, which is in the following folder paths