But if you do decide to disable it, or you're just curious to know how to create new documents or open images without the Start screen, here's how to do it. If you like it, great! It really is a useful feature. Keep in mind that I'm in no way trying to convince you to stop using the Start screen.
Yet if we disable the Start screen, how do we create new Photoshop documents? How do we open images? How do we re-open our recent files? In this tutorial, we'll learn how to do all of these things very easily using a few old school Photoshop commands that are still available to us even in the most recent version of Photoshop. Adobe knows that not everyone will want to use it, which is why they included an option to disable the Start screen, as we'll see in a moment. Yet the fact is, we've been able to create new documents and open images since long before the Start screen came along, and we can still do so today without using the Start screen. There's no doubt that the Start screen was a great new addition back in Photoshop CC 2015 and its recent update in CC 2017 makes it even more useful, especially for beginner Photoshop users. In the previous tutorial, we learned all about the Start screen (the Start workspace) in Photoshop and how it serves as a great starting point for our work by letting us create new Photoshop documents, open existing images, or re-open any recent files, all from a single, convenient location.
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