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<blockquote data-quote="cuhnool" data-source="post: 861447" data-attributes="member: 57459"><p>I'm not sure I fully understand, but here goes my help:</p><p></p><p>If you won't be using more than 2 spaces, remove the other 2 spaces in Preferences using -row and -column, depending on if you want to move to the next space by left/right or up/down. I chose up/down. This will now give you 2 spaces to be chosen, 1 being above 2, of course. </p><p></p><p>To move to your spaces, assign ⌘+↓ and ↑ as commands to switch. </p><p></p><p>To make things even easier, Apple was so cool as to have a feature in the OS that will open up programs in the same exact position as they were when previously opened. To take advantage of that, go to space 2 and open your Adobe programs, and place the windows where you feel is most comfortable. ⌘+Q to quit the program. Now, whenever you open one of your Adobe programs, you will automatically be switched to Space 2 (if not already in space 2), and the program will be opened in the last spot it was previously opened. </p><p></p><p>Hope this helps, and good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cuhnool, post: 861447, member: 57459"] I'm not sure I fully understand, but here goes my help: If you won't be using more than 2 spaces, remove the other 2 spaces in Preferences using -row and -column, depending on if you want to move to the next space by left/right or up/down. I chose up/down. This will now give you 2 spaces to be chosen, 1 being above 2, of course. To move to your spaces, assign ⌘+↓ and ↑ as commands to switch. To make things even easier, Apple was so cool as to have a feature in the OS that will open up programs in the same exact position as they were when previously opened. To take advantage of that, go to space 2 and open your Adobe programs, and place the windows where you feel is most comfortable. ⌘+Q to quit the program. Now, whenever you open one of your Adobe programs, you will automatically be switched to Space 2 (if not already in space 2), and the program will be opened in the last spot it was previously opened. Hope this helps, and good luck! [/QUOTE]
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