Greetings,
Pre CS3, one could create a startup document that would hold settings such as Pantone Library palette in small list mode; Swatches Palette in list mode; additionally one could remove all unused swatches, graphic styles, brushes, etc and those palettes would stay empty.
I cannot find a way to do these things in CS3. I can create custom workspaces, but they do not hold the adjustments listed above. Am I missing something or did Adobe decide I needed to see all that extra stuff in palettes and the little color boxes in the Pantone Library palette was more helpful than the name of the colors
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Thanks to anyone who responds and especially those that can help me discover how to get back to an uncluttered palette environment.
-Bill-
Pre CS3, one could create a startup document that would hold settings such as Pantone Library palette in small list mode; Swatches Palette in list mode; additionally one could remove all unused swatches, graphic styles, brushes, etc and those palettes would stay empty.
I cannot find a way to do these things in CS3. I can create custom workspaces, but they do not hold the adjustments listed above. Am I missing something or did Adobe decide I needed to see all that extra stuff in palettes and the little color boxes in the Pantone Library palette was more helpful than the name of the colors
Thanks to anyone who responds and especially those that can help me discover how to get back to an uncluttered palette environment.
-Bill-