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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 61 Classroom in a Book 2 Click the Rotate 90˚ Counterclockwise button ( ) at the top of the browser window. 3 In the thumbnail preview pane, select the 244_0111.jpg thumbnail. 4 Click the Rotate 90˚ Clockwise button ( ). 5 (Optional) To open any .PSD, .TIF, or .JPG image at any time into Photoshop from within Adobe Bridge, double-click its thumbnail preview. Note: Adobe Bridge will also automatically open .AI files into Adobe Illustrator, .PDF files into Adobe Acrobat, .INDD files into Adobe InDesign, and .DOC and .XLS documents into Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, respectively, if you have those applications. You can control file associations in Adobe Bridge preferences.
62 LESSON 2 Using Adobe Bridge You can select multiple thumbnails in Adobe Bridge and open or rotate them together. Select the files by using the usual methods: Click and then Shift-click, or drag the cursor across image thumbnails, to select contiguous files; or Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) to select discontiguous images. Deleting images You can use Adobe Bridge to remove files or folders from your system exactly as you would remove them from your desktop. Deleting images in Adobe Bridge sends the files to the Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac OS). Using Adobe Bridge to examine your images, you can confidently select and delete files that you no longer need or that you find unsatisfactory. 1 Select the thumbnail for 244_0109.jpg, which is poorly composed, out of focus, and underexposed—a real loser. 2 Click the Delete Item button ( ) at the top of the Bridge browser window. When a message appears asking you to confirm this action, click OK. At this point, the deleted file is not yet removed from your computer, although it is not visible in Adobe Bridge. You can find and retrieve deleted files by switching to the desktop and dragging them out of the Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac OS). When you empty your desktop trash container, the files will be permanently deleted from your computer. Rearranging and renaming image files You can rearrange thumbnails in Adobe Bridge as freely as you might move negatives or slides on a light table. You can also use a batch-renaming process to give image files friendlier but well-organized filenames. In this exercise, you’ll rearrange the thumbnails according to subject matter—colored glass containers, flowers, and cloudy skies—and then rename them. 1 In the thumbnail preview area of the browser window, drag the thumbnails of cloudy-sky photographs one by one until they are next to each other.
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