Changing Shape Sizes in Photoshop?
 

I am just trying to set for instance a rectangle to a set pixel length that I define by typing in the number. I just got CS2 and came from I think it was 7 so its a big difference but I could have sworn when free transforming an object on the toolbar it showed the Pixel W/H and I could edit it there...now all I see are percentages from the orginal width and height. Anyone know? Thanks.

bump anyone?

YARGH! Control + T then click with shift key on corner, and drag.

Well I know how to free transform but I am trying to set it to specific w/l.

YARGH! Sorry. Where you see percents pull down to pixels, or set pixels as your units in preferences.

I don't have PS open, so not sure which way is possible, maybe both.

YARGH! Just opened it, and don't see an option. Create a box the size you need, then free transform to that size, and delete the box.

You can see that in the Info palette. If it isn't set to pixels, click on the little triangle and go to palette options.

when you click ctrl + T on the top bar you can set the exact size.
look on the picture

http://cool-design.com/GFY/sample.jpg

if you change the % per px you can write the pixel size

i hope that you hace enought with this.

thanks onno and macdaddy thats just what I needed. Appreciate it.

That's what I was going to say :D