The default Palette Set To select a different Palette in the Palette set, {Click} the Palette Tab to activate it. For example, by default the History Palette is displayed in the third Palette set; if you {Click} the Actions Tab, the Actions Palette is displayed.

z1 The function of each Palette is explained as you progress through the book and use each of Photoshop's tools to create content.

Palettes come in Palette sets, where multiple Palettes are docked together. To undock a Palette from a Palette set, {Click} the Palette Tab, hold, and drag the Palette away from the Palette set. For example, you could drag the Stroke Palette from the first Palette set.

z2 You can dock a Palette into a Palette set by dragging it into the Palette set. For example, if you wish, you could make a single Palette set with each of the standard Palettes inside it.

z3 To restore the default Palette layout, select Window/Reset Palette Locations. The default layout of four Palette sets will be restored. z4