Are you an Adobe Bridge user? Has the "Place" command slipped by you?

You probably already know that when you find the file you are interested in, in Adobe Bridge, you can double click on that file and it opens in the program that made it. And that's great. But what if you want to place a PSD file into InDesign or Flash (or After Effects or Illustrator)? The fast, convenient way is to do the following: select the item or items you want to place into another Adobe program, go to the File menu, go Down to "Place" and choose the program you want the files to goto. Voila!

Assign multiple keywords with one click in Adobe Bridge CS3

You have always been able to add keywords to images in Adobe Bridge but new in CS3 is the ability to apply sub-keywords and their parents in one simple click, assuming you have made a series of keywords that are related. I created an "animal" keyword that applies to all animals, a "dog" sub-keyword for dogs and a "Labrador Retriever" sub-keyword for just that breed of dog. If I click on just "Labrador Retriever" I apply only the keyword "Labrador Retriever" as shown below

But why wouldn't I want to apply the parent keywords of "animal" and "dog" to this image also? I can do so with 1 click, not 3. If I shift-click on "Labrador Retriever" it adds that keyword and all its parents which is very frequently what I want