After the guides are in place, here are a few of the things you can do with them:
-->Turn the Snap to Guides feature on or off: Choose View➪Snap To➪Guides.
-->Lock all guides so you don’t accidentally move them: Choose View➪Lock Guides.
You can also select Alt+Ctrl+semicolon (Option+Ô+semicolon on the Mac).
-->Remove all guides and start from scratch: Choose View➪Clear Guides.
-->Change a horizontal guide to a vertical guide (or vice versa): Hold down the Alt key (Option key on the Mac) as you drag the guide.
-->Align a guide at a precise location on the ruler: Hold down the Shift key as you drag a guide to force it to snap to the ruler ticks.
-->Create a new guide in a precise location: Choose View➪New Guide, click the Horizontal or Vertical option, and type in a distance from the ruler where you want the new guide to reside.
-->Turn the Snap to Guides feature on or off: Choose View➪Snap To➪Guides.
-->Lock all guides so you don’t accidentally move them: Choose View➪Lock Guides.
You can also select Alt+Ctrl+semicolon (Option+Ô+semicolon on the Mac).
-->Remove all guides and start from scratch: Choose View➪Clear Guides.
-->Change a horizontal guide to a vertical guide (or vice versa): Hold down the Alt key (Option key on the Mac) as you drag the guide.
-->Align a guide at a precise location on the ruler: Hold down the Shift key as you drag a guide to force it to snap to the ruler ticks.
-->Create a new guide in a precise location: Choose View➪New Guide, click the Horizontal or Vertical option, and type in a distance from the ruler where you want the new guide to reside.
Using guides in Photoshop
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