It is the last-used menu command.

It has contextual submenu options.I

It is not available for the current selection.

It is part of the advanced options only for professional users

Click the tab of the panel you want to move and then drag to the drop zone of the destination group.

First change the panel to a floating panel, then drag it to the target panel.

Use the Window>Arrange>Consolidate All to Tabs command to group panels.

Use the Preferences dialog box to define the contents of specific panel groups.

automatically open the document that was active when the workspace was saved

deactivate specific plugins that are not required by the saved feature set

open a specific, defined set of panels in a single click

remove features that should not be used for a specific type of work

Splash Screen

Document Toolbar

Applications Menu

Workspace switcher in Options Bar

re-establishes that workspace to its default state

re-establishes that workspace to its last-used state

relaunches the application and resets the application preferences

redefines the saved panels as the new workspace definition

A panel that is part of the Adobe software suite but not specific to any one application

A panel that is not attached to the panel dock

A Photoshop panel that can be used in other Adobe CC applications

A panel that cannot be attached to the panel dock

If you only have one monitor, you can only have a single dock column.

You can have multiple dock columns only if you have more than three panels open.

Only one dock column can be expanded at a time.

You can create multiple columns of panels; each column can be iconized separately from other columns.

Control/right-click the document tab and choose Close All to close entire panel groups.

Control/right-click any panel tab in the group and choose Close Tab Group from the contextual menu.

Click the Close button in the top-right corner of the panel group.

Open files are identified by an asterisk in the Files menu.

Open files always appear in a separate document window.

Open files can only be accessed in the Window menu.

Open files can be accessed by clicking the representative document tabs at the top of the document window.

Open files are identified by an asterisk in the Files menu.

Panel visibility and position

Keyboard shortcuts

Menu commands

All of these can be customized.

It can only be displayed in a single column when it is floating.

It cannot be floated away from the dock.

It can be displayed in one or two columns.

Nested tools can be torn off into separate floating panels.

Tooltips show the available nested tools when you hover your mouse over a specific tool.

Tooltips show the name and related keyboard shortcut of a specific tool when you hover your mouse over that tool.

Nested tools can only be accessed by customizing the Tools panel.

Nested tools can only be accessed by pressing the related keyboard shortcut.

You can only open one document at a time in Photoshop.

You can open multiple documents at once by Control-clicking or Shift-clicking in the Splash Screen.

You can open multiple documents at once by choosing Select All in the Import dialog box.

You can open multiple documents at once by Control-clicking or Shift-clicking in the Open dialog box.

True

False

Hand

Direct Selection

Selection

Zoom

It can be accessed only when a text layer is selected in the layout.

It shows different options depending on what tool is active.

It only shows options related to the active selection marquee.

It can be customized to show options for multiple tools at once.

True

False

in the Splash Screen

at the top of the Files panel

at the bottom of the Window menu

in the Layers panel

True

False