Sounds like the guy's starving for recognition. Here, let me Twitter you (and send you money! he's actually asking for money) because you shared a tip you probably lifted from MacOSXHints.
i love having my history states set to at least 100. i've configged my command + z to step back in my history and my shift + command + z to step forward in my history. couldn't live w/o it.
Oddly enough, i hardly ever use it unless it's absolutely necessary. Don't know why, but i have feeling it's a hangup from using Photoshop back in the day on much less powerful macs, knowing you had to squeeze every ounce of performance from PS, without crashing your work.
Exactly Non-destructive all the way. (can be slow, noticed an A2 1gb comp struggled a little on my imac yesterday with scratch disks and ram maxed for PS)... Time for a Mac Pro methinks..
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the fazyluckers guide to making photoshop run faster
set preferences > performance > cache levels > to "1"set preferences > file handling > image previews > to "never save"
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i love having my history states set to at least 100. i've configged my command + z to step back in my history and my shift + command + z to step forward in my history. couldn't live w/o it.
of course, these non-destructive techniques probably bump up ram usage more than having the undo states available