limey

There is probably some easy solution for this but it escapes me.
Let's say I choose the Eraser tool and then right click to bring up the sizing chart.
I then choose the size of the eraser I want and now I want to get rid of the chart.
Is there a way to do this without having to go over to the edge of the picture and click on the border of the picture or worse yet clicking on the picture itself.
Is there an easy way to get rid of the chart without having to do either of those things.
Thanks

ronmatt

on a pc "right click"or' left click' and hit 'enter' at the same time. This also works on a Mac . By the way, OSX and a 2 button mouse will emulate the PC right click feature for menus and commands. This was one of the features on a PC that I always missed on a Mac running OS9 or earlier. I'm glad Jobs addressed this with the new OS. This is not related to your question, but seeing how you're learning PS it may come in handy.

limey

Thanks Ronmatt, it didn't quite work the way you described but I got the chart to click off.
When i tried the your method it worked ok but I accidentally hit the enter key first and the chart went away so I tried just hitting the enter key without clicking any key on the mouse and it still worked fine.
Thanks for leading in the right direction.