doing this has destroyed a selection that you wanted to keep, hit Ctrl-Z (undo) a couple of times to restore it, and then we’ll figure out what the problem is. There are a couple of possibilities. If you couldn’t their own preset system. Four buttons at the bottom of all tools options dialogs allow you to save, restore, delete or reset presets. Paint tool presets are described in Section 15.5.1. 7.14 Drawing Simple Self explanatory. Reset Saved Input Device Settings to Default Values Delete your settings and restore default settings. 12.1.21 Input Controllers Figure 12.26 Input controllers preferences This dialog

foreground and background colors. You can also swap the colors by pressing X, or you can choose to restore the default values (Black/White) with D (the mouse cursor must be in your image as you use these Sc an n e r s Below the sliders, you will find some buttons for scan enhancement: Auto, Default, Restore and Save. If you uncheck the RGB default checkbutton, you can set the gamma, brightness and contrast the fuzziness on the edges of a feathered selection, leaving a sharp-edged core. Sharpen will not restore any edge detail to a feathered selection, however. Use Sharpen when you change your mind about feathering

for the current tool, so that you can restore them later. It brings up a small dialog allowing you to give a name to the array of saved options. When you Restore options, only saved sets for the active worry about including the name of the tool when you assign a name here. • Restore Options This button allows you to restore a previously saved set of options for the active tool. If no option-sets have operations on channel list. Channels Menu Selection masks Channels can be used to save and restore your selections. Clicking on the Quick mask button on the Image window automatically creates a new

doing this has destroyed a selection that you wanted to keep, hit Ctrl-Z (undo) a couple of times to restore it, and then we’ll figure out what the problem is. There are a couple of possibilities. If you couldn’t for the current tool, so that you can restore them later. It brings up a small dialog allowing you to give a name to the array of saved options. When you Restore options, only saved sets for the active not worry about including the name of the tool when you assign a name here. Restore Options This button allows you to restore a previously saved set of options for the active tool. If no option-sets have