limey

No sweat Ammaro, Have a Merry Christmas that goes for all of Santa's helpers here at the photoshopguru forums. 8}

Lee

I've been deleting history one at a time, also. Big pain. I didn't know you could take snap shots of the history. Very cool. Thanks kiwi. [righton]

dbell

It's never really necessary to delete history lines. Just go back to a line in history and continue with your next action. When you do, it replaces all the history lines below it.

Lee

Ah, ha. Yet another great tip. Thanks, dbell.

limey

Hi dbell, sorry it's taking me so long to get back to you but I've been incapacitated for awhile.
In response to your post, maybe I'm not following your instructions correctly but when I go back to a line in History it doesn't delete the lines below it.
It just creates a line at the end of the History lines and that's where the new History lines begin but the old lines that I bypassed are still there taking up space. [confused]

v.bampton

Then I think you need to go into the history pallette options, and untick the 'allow nonlinear history' box, and then it should start again from whatever history point you're at, overwriting previous bits you no longer want.

limey

Thanks Victoria, the tick did the trick I appreciate your help.