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Resizing Brushes

Is there any quikest way to resize a brush without opening the brushes box and slide the master diameter? Any hotkey or some faster procedure?

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With the Brush tool active, press the [ key (left square bracket) to make the brush smaller, and the ] key (right square bracket) to make it bigger.
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Thank you tamlin for your fast replay... but it doesn't seam to work for me.
In my keyboard i have to press Alt Gr first and then the [] buttons and when i do that it just deselect the layers and nothing happens. I'm using CS2.

By cliking the right mouse button is faster but i think there is a way where we can actualy see the brush shrinking and growing in real time.

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Hmm...I don't see why they're not working for you - they have been the standard Photoshop shortcuts for resizing brushes since...well, I started off using Photoshop 6 and they were there then!

Maybe one or both of these links might help. This offers free downloadable PDF documents detailing all the Photoshop keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac, from PS 5 up to CS2: GFX^TM - Photoshop and ImageReady Tutorials, Actions, HotKeys, Free Lightwave 3D Models, Images and Icons

You can also create your own list of keyboard shortcuts as a HTML file from within Photoshop as follows: select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts and then click Summarize.

This link gives you a guide to editing and defining your own keyboard shortcuts:
Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts | PhotoshopSupport.com
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Thank you tamlin
I will check those links and see what i could find.
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