Adobe 23101335 User Guide - Page 412

402 CHAPTER 15 Automating Tasks • Select an action or command. Then choose Duplicate from the Actions palette menu. The copied action or command appears after the original. • Drag an action or command to the New Action button at the bottom of the Actions palette. The copied action or command appears after the original. In Photoshop, you can duplicate sets as well as actions and commands. Deleting actions and commands If you no longer need an action or command, you can delete it from the Actions palette. To delete an action or command: 1 In the Actions palette, select the action or command you want to delete. 2 Delete the action or command: • Click the Trash button ( ) on the Actions palette. Click OK to delete the action or command. • Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) the Trash button to delete the selected action or command without displaying a confirmation dialog box. • Drag the action or command to the Trash button on the Actions palette to delete the selected action or command without displaying a confirmation dialog box. • Choose Delete from the Actions palette menu. To delete all actions in the Actions palette (Photoshop): Choose Clear All Actions from the Actions palette menu. Changing action options You can change the name, keyboard shortcut, and button color (Photoshop) for an action in the Action Options dialog box. To change action options: 1 Do one of the following: • Double-click the action name. • Select the action, and choose Action Options from the Actions palette menu. 2 Type a new name for the action, or change other options. For more information about action options, see "Recording actions" on page 394. 3 Click OK. Managing actions in the Actions palette By default, the Actions palette displays predefined actions (shipped with the application) and any actions you create. You can also load additional actions into the Actions palette. Note: Photoshop actions are not compatible with ImageReady, and vice versa.