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Cascading Sheets and Quarterly Sale at DesignerDigitals We are right in the middle of our 3rd quarter sale here at DesignerDigitals with every regular item marked down 30%. This sale continues through Tuesday morning at 6am EST. This will be the last store wide sale until our 4th quarter sale later in the year so don't miss out. Even with the 40 new items released last Thursday evening, we have another 12 new items in the store tonight including two at 25 cents. And we have been chatting all day with fun and freebies. Our chats run through midnight EST so only a few hours left to join in on the fun! Make sure to join us on Facebook, Twitter and Flicker for news, challenges and our Daily Photo events! And, of course, we have 2 NEW 25 cent items for today and tomorrow ONLY! Don't Miss them!
Featured Layout of the Week Congratulations to mungerre. Her layout exceptionally you has been selected as the featured layout of the week where she won a $ 5 DesignerDigitals Gift Certificate for product of her choice!
And here are just a few of the items that she used in her layout:
Don't forget about Thrifty Thursday where over 200 items from various designers are marked down 30%! You can check out the items in the store and mark your calendar for an email reminder on the calendar. And you only need to sign up once for weekly reminders! New Products at DesignerDigitals
And three new challenges with freebies! You will need to sign into your Community account to get these. If you do not have an account yet you can create one in our Community.
Adobe Photoshop or Elements Tip of the Week: Cascading; Three Ways to View Multiple Documents at Once You can also watch this tip on video on our blog: Digital Scrapbooking Tips and Tricks: Three Ways to View Multiple Documents at Once [Video] When you see Niagara Falls, you can choose to view it from the New York side or the Canadian side. Each side has a different perspective, but both are equally magnificent. When you open documents in Photoshop Elements, the default view allows you to see one large document filling the Editing Window. In order to drag layers from one document to another, you need to be able to see all of your open files at the same time. There are several ways to do this, and Adobe refers to this orientation as cascading view. It may not be like the cascades at Niagara Falls, but it's helpful nonetheless. In Photoshop Elements:
Have a great week and we'll see you at DesignerDigitals!
Katie and Randy
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