Configuring Panels
Like many things in Photoshop, Adobe created an initial or default configuration of panels. In many cases, that configuration is not necessarily good, and certainly not customized to your liking. As we’ll see later, the position and visibility of panels can be saved (and controlled) by something called a workspace.
Arranging Panels
First, let’s look at some of the existing workspaces to give you an idea of just some of the options available for customization. (Later, we will look at setting up your own workspace.) You can access the existing workspaces from either the Window > Workspace menu, or from the Workspace menu at the ...
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