In this installment of our continuing series on preferences (.plist) files, we finally delve into the details of how to interpret and edit .plist files. I'll be primarily showing you how to do ...

Open the Preferences file with either a text editor like Notepad or an app like Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code.

Reset PS Preferences When you run Photoshop, it creates a preference file with all the settings and options the program needs to run properly.

Editing OS X preferences files—also known as property list or .plist files—unlocks hidden features you can’t access any other way. Ted Landau explains.

PART III: Why bother to view or edit .plist files? Q. As covered last month, the most common use of .plist files is to store changes that a user makes via the Preferences dialogs of applications ...