If you had to replicate that shape elsewhere (either in CSS or maybe as a vector shape in Flash), there was no easy way to figure out what the radius of that shape was without a whole bunch of trial and error, especially if you weren't the original designer that worked on the file. In previous versions of Photoshop, you'd create a rounded rectangle Shape layer and whatever settings you used when you created the shape were immediately baked in the second you released the mouse. It might sound like a small thing, but it really is a big time-saver. Today, I'm focusing on a new feature that I, and many, many others, have been begging for for ages: editable rounded rectangles. For the uninitiated, CC, or Creative Cloud, is the new designation that Adobe is giving their suite of applications as they move away from the "boxed" retail model of the Creative Suite to delivering their software via digital download. This is the first in a series of posts I'm going to be doing about my favorite new features in Photoshop CC.
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