Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influence?

[thersent]

Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) without the panning being applied globally to all open .psd documents?
This question is relevant only for people who want to improve workflow.

 

[Tom Mann]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc

Does this help:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/viewing-multiple-images.html

Tom M

 

[IamSam]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc

Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) without the panning being applied globally to all open .psd documents?

This does not happen. Using the temporary Hand Tool by pressing the space bar, the applied pan will only affect the active document. No other open document should be affected.

I can't reproduce the problem. Can you explain under what circumstances that this happens?

 

[Hybrus]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc

maybe he got a bug!

 

[thersent]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc



It is a feature, at least in Adobe Photoshop CC 2014.0.0 release.

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[IamSam]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc

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It is a feature, at least in Adobe Photoshop CC 2014.0.0 release.

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Well of course it will if you have this option checked!!! I was under the impression that you had already made sure this was not the problem........my fault for not stating the obvious.

 

[Tom Mann]

Re: Is it possible to make use of the temporary hand tool (space) w/o global influenc

At the risk of belaboring the obvious, for anyone reading this thread at a later date, that option is only visible when one is using the "real" hand tool, not the temporary hand tool that you get when you press the space bar, but checking that box affects both the "real" and the temporary hand tools.

Tom M