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 Adobe Photoshop Tips: August 15th: Close to You: How to Close Multiple Open Files
When
I’m working on a project or editing my photos in Photoshop or
Photoshop Elements, I often have a number of images open at once.
When
I am ready to move onto a new project, there ...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: August 22nd: Photoshop Ups and Downs: How to Move Layers in the Layers Palette
On
a recent trip to an amusement park, I rode the beautiful,
old-fashioned carousel with my son. After a few rounds I found myself
asking what was so appealing about the repetitive up and down,...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: August 29th: How to Organize Layers into Folders
It’s
back to school time - time for seeing old friends and buying new
school supplies. Notebooks, backpacks, pencil cases and file folders
– it’s an organizer’s dream! ...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: September 5th, 2009: Multitasking; How to make adjustments to more than one layer at a time
With
today’s hectic lifestyles, we are all looking for ways to get more
done in less time. When you are working in Photoshop and Photoshop
Elements, you can multitask by making changes t...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: September 12th, 2009: Cascading: Three Ways to View Multiple Documents at Once
When you
visit 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...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: September 19th, 2009: The I’s Have It; How to switch between the Brush and Eyedropper tools
Do you
have an I for design? You do if you are using Photoshop or Photoshop
Elements!
The
Eyedropper tool is a quick way to pick up a color from your photo or
project. Just press the let...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: September 26th, 2009: Size Matters; How to Determine and Change the Document Size
In
Photoshop and PSE, sometimes size does matter. When you have opened
a photo or document and need to know the size, press Ctrl
+ Alt + I (Mac: Cmd
+ Opt + I) to activate the
Image Size Dia...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: October 3rd, 2009: A Sticky Situation, How to Glue Layers Together
... or
Permanent tape. In Photoshop and PSE, I have the same two choices.
Linking
layers is the digital
equivalent of repositionable
glue. To link two or more layers, hold the Ctrl
(Mac: Cmd) ...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: October 10th, 2009: The Brush Off, How to scroll up and down your brush list
Are you brushing
up on your brush skills? Here are a couple of tips I’ve
incorporated into my brush workflow that help increase my
productivity.
Always
create your brushwork on a n...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: October 17th, 2009: Double Doozy, How double-clicking changes your editing resolution
Ever
feel like you need to move at double-time to get it all done? Here’s
a tip that will double your productivity as you work in Photoshop or
Photoshop Elements.
When you
need to s...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: October 31st, 2009: Tip or Treat! How to fill your layer with goodies
It’s Halloween – a night for
filling bags and buckets with tricks and treats of every sort.
In the spirit of the season, we are
treating you to a tip for filling your layers with t...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: November 7th, 2009: Window Dressing, How to use and get the most from Ready-made Card Templates
... When you
are satisfied with your text, click the checkmark to confirm
the type.
You can add digital elements to your
card by opening the element file and using the Move tool to
drag it onto ...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: November 15th, 2009 A Few of my Favorite Things, How to print several items on one page
In last week’s tip, we created tags
and other holiday crafts using ready-made card templates. This week
we continue making holiday preparations without blowing the budget.
One way to s...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: October 24th, 2009: Hidden Meaning, How to hide the highlight on selected type in Photoshop
This is the time of year when children
attend parties and come around to our homes, hidden behind costumes
of every sort. These costumes can make it difficult to see who lurks
beneath. You mi...
- How can I change the color of a paper/element/brush image in FotoFusion?
To change the
color, click on the image to activate a handy toolbox on the screen.
The toolbox
allows you to adjust the image, frame, drop shadow, and add text to your layout.
When...
- Why doesn't the page I'm uploading show up in the gallery?
The page you uploaded might have been too large. Try resizing your page to 700 pixels square at 100 ppi and save it as a jpg image. The resized image needs to be less than 150K. Here's a link to the...
- How do I use the Photo Corners in Paint Shop Pro?
After purchasing the Photo Corners, you'll be directed to a download page. Save the file to your computer, making note of the location. In order to use the products, you'll need to unzip them. Your ...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: May 24: Marqeeing Time
The
Marquee tools in Photoshop and PSE allow you to create rectangular,
square, circular and elliptical selections. Find the Marquee Tools
by pressing the letter M
on
your keyboard or locati...
- Adobe Photoshop Tips: May 31: It’s a Scrapbooker’s Prerogative to Change Their Mind
When
I am scrapbooking, I turn into an indecisive mess. I try this and
try that. Move this and move it back. Select something and deselect
it. It’s a wonder I ever finish a page!
Go...
- How do I turn off Vivid Pics in Shutterfly?
Here’s a few helpful steps to help you get your pages uploaded and printed out at Shutterfly so you are happy with the results!
First thing is to upload your photos into a new album and th...
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