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CS4 should memorize the last setting of the rulers of active or last document.<br />
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There's also a shortcut for faster toggling the rulers CTRL+R (pc) or CMD+R (mac)<br />

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CS4 should memorize the last setting of the rulers of active or last document.

There's also a shortcut for faster toggling the rulers CTRL+R (pc) or CMD+R (mac)


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I found the video a little hard to follow because I use a PC and he kind of throws that away.. and on the pc it's mumble mumblemumble whoo cares....<br />
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And I'll probably use the CTRL R option, but both are great answers, thanks!
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I found the video a little hard to follow because I use a PC and he kind of throws that away.. and on the pc it's mumble mumblemumble whoo cares....

And I'll probably use the CTRL R option, but both are great answers, thanks!

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Hi- I use Adobe CS4, and I use rulers all the time. I'd like to always have View&gt;rulers on, so I don't have to do view&gt;rulers every time I start a new project. <br />
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Right now I'm creating a lot of small projects and each one needs view&gt;rulers, so I'm doing that 20 times a day. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Hi- I use Adobe CS4, and I use rulers all the time. I'd like to always have View>rulers on, so I don't have to do view>rulers every time I start a new project. 

Right now I'm creating a lot of small projects and each one needs view>rulers, so I'm doing that 20 times a day. Any suggestions? Thanks!

adobe cs4 view rulers as default

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