Photoshop: show layer edges by default





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Is it possible to set option "Show layer edges" (View -> Show -> Layer Edges) to true by default?










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          Not looking possible with just Photoshop. I used ScriptListener on CS6 and it doesn't see any activity when the Show > Layer Edges menu item is toggled. Assigning a shortcut key doesn't help either.



          You might want to check AutoHotkey (assuming you're on Windows). It can emulate the menu selection if you can hook into the File > Open and File > New events.






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            Not looking possible with just Photoshop. I used ScriptListener on CS6 and it doesn't see any activity when the Show > Layer Edges menu item is toggled. Assigning a shortcut key doesn't help either.



            You might want to check AutoHotkey (assuming you're on Windows). It can emulate the menu selection if you can hook into the File > Open and File > New events.






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              Not looking possible with just Photoshop. I used ScriptListener on CS6 and it doesn't see any activity when the Show > Layer Edges menu item is toggled. Assigning a shortcut key doesn't help either.



              You might want to check AutoHotkey (assuming you're on Windows). It can emulate the menu selection if you can hook into the File > Open and File > New events.






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                Not looking possible with just Photoshop. I used ScriptListener on CS6 and it doesn't see any activity when the Show > Layer Edges menu item is toggled. Assigning a shortcut key doesn't help either.



                You might want to check AutoHotkey (assuming you're on Windows). It can emulate the menu selection if you can hook into the File > Open and File > New events.






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                Not looking possible with just Photoshop. I used ScriptListener on CS6 and it doesn't see any activity when the Show > Layer Edges menu item is toggled. Assigning a shortcut key doesn't help either.



                You might want to check AutoHotkey (assuming you're on Windows). It can emulate the menu selection if you can hook into the File > Open and File > New events.







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