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`Advance Praise for Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One
`"Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One is just like having Deke sitting next to you while you
`learn how organize, enhance, share, and print your photos. To me it's crystal clear! Deke
`loves exploring software to find the best techniques to improve images and his easy-to-
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`Adobe Photoshop CS2 One-on-One
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`Coloring Scanned Line Art
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`Arranging and Modifying Layers
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`Creating and Formatting Text
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`Drawing and Editing Shapes
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`PREFACE
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`Welcome to Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One, the latest in a se-
`ries of (what I hope I conservatively term) lavishly visual, full-color
`titles that combine step-by-step lessons with two hours of video
`instruction. As the name One-on-One implies, l walk you through
`Photoshop Elements 4 just as if I were teaching you in a classroom
`environment. Except that instead of getting lost in a crowd. of students,
`you receive my individualized attention. It's just you and me.
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`I created One-on-One with three audiences in mind. If you're a digi-
`talphotographer orgraphic artist—professional oramateur—you'll
`appreciate the hands-on approach and the ability to set your own
`pace. If you're a student working in a classroom or vocational set-
`ting, you'll enjoy the personalized attention, structured exercises,
`and end-of-lesson quizzes. If you're an instructor in a college or
`vocational setting, you'll find the topic-driven lessons helpful in
`building curricula and creating homework assignments. Photoshop
`Elements 4 One-on-One is designed to suit the needs of beginners
`and intermediate users. But I've seen to it that each lesson contains
`a few techniques that even experienced users don't know.
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`Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One is your chance to learn and have
`fun with Photoshop Elements under the direction of a professional
`trainer with 20 years of computer design and imaging experience.
`Read the book, watch the videos, do the exercises. Proceed at your
`own pace and experiment as you see fit. It's the best Way to learn.
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`a corresponding video lesson (see ~~~;~a~:~ ~), in
`which I introduce the key concepts you'll need
`to know to complete the exercises. Best of all,
`every exercise isproject-based, culminating in an
`actual finished document worthy of your labors
`(see ~i~t~~~ ?).The exercises include insights and
`context throughout, so you'll know not only what
`to do but, just as important, why you're doing it.
`My sincere hope is that you'll find the experience
`entertaining, informative, and empowering.
`
`All the sample files required to perform the
`exercises are included on the DVD-ROM at the
`back of this book. The DVD also contains the
`video lessons. (This is a data DVD, not a video
`DVD. It won't work in a set-top device; it works
`only with a computer.) Don't lose or destroy this
`DVD. It is as integral a part of your learning
`experience as the pages in this book. Together,
`the book, sample files, and videos form a single
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`Start with a file...
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`The main prerequisite to using Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One
`is having Photoshop Elements 4 installed on your Microsoft Win-
`do~~vs-based PC. You may have purchased Photoshop Elements as
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`• Color monitor with 16-bit color video card
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`Many computers come equipped v~~ith Quicklime; if yours does
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`Photoshop Elements 4 One-on-One is designed to function as an
`integrated. training environment. Therefore, before embarking on
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`onto your computer's hard drive. These are:
`• QuickTime Player software (if it is not already installed)
`• All sample files used in the exercises (1301viB in al])
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`• Total Training video training software
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`• Nearly 100 custom layer styles, which you'll be using through-
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`All these files are provided on the DVD that accompanies this book.
`To install the files, follow these steps:
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`Launchpad for the moment. If you like to keep your on-screen
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`the top-right corner. But bear in mind, the Launchpad is your
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`7. ~:~~~~; ~r~~,~~r ~~:~~~~~ ~~,~~~~r.t~ ~~a To use Elements effectively, your
`monitor should be set to display 1024 by 768 or more pixels.
`If it isn't, or you aren't quite sure, right-click an empty portion
`of your on-screen desktop. Then choose Properties from the
`shortcut menu. Click the Settings tab in the top-right corner
`of the Display Properties dialog box. Then increase the Screen
`Resolution setting to at least 1024 by 768 pixels or as high as
`you can take it and still comfortably read type on-screen. Click
`the OK button. Your screen may flicker on and off. That's per-
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`~. S~c~~~ l~~~c~~~~~~~ k"~~~~a~~~~m Double-click the Adobe
`Photoshop Elements 4.0 program icon on your
`desktop or, if there isn't an icon, click the Start but-
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`you don't see the program listed on the left-hand
`side of the Start menu, you'll have to dig for it. It
`may be located in the Programs or All Programs
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`Produced in concert with the computer training pioneers at Total
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`pop-up menus in ~i~i~~~~ 12.) Set 1 contains
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`Each of the dozen lessons conforms to a consistent structure designed
`to impart skills and understanding through a regimen of practice and
`dialog. As you build your projects, I explain why you're performing
`the steps and «~hy Photoshop Elements works the way it does.
`Each lesson begins with a broad topic overview. Turn the first page
`of each lesson, and you'll find a section called "About This Lesson,"
`which lists the skills you'll learn and directs you to the video-based
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`through some of Elements' most powerful and essential
`image editing features. A DVD icon, like the one on the
`right, appears whenever I ask you to open a file from the Lesson
`Files-PE4 1on1 folder that you installed on your computer's hard
`drive. To make my directions crystal clear, command and option
`names appear in bold type (as in, "choose the Open command").
`Figure references appear in ~~;~c~~~~:c~ t>r~~~. More than 600 full-color,
`generously sized images diagram key steps in your journey so you're
`never left scratching your head, puzzling over what to do next. And
`when I refer you to another step or section, I tell you the exact page
`number to go to. (Shouldn't every book?)
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`that are key to understanding Photoshop Elements.
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`information nn a specific aspect of Elements, here's a quick list of
`the topics and features discussed in this book:
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`• Lesson ] : An overview of the Organizer workspace, including
`getting photos into a catalog, zooming and rotating images,
`creating and applying tags, finding photos by date, and com-
`paring similar photos
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`• Lesson 2: The Quick Fix mode, including automatic color cor-
`rections and lighting and focus adjustments, as well as ways to
`save your edited images as independent files or in sets
`• Lesson 3: Color and brightness adjustments, including the
`Remove Color Cast, Adjust Color for Skin Tone, and Color
`Variations commands; Hue/Saturation and Levels; the Shad-
`ows/Highlights command; and the Camera Ra~v dialog box
`• Lesson 4: Selection tools, including the lasso, magic wand, and
`marquee tools, as well as the selection brush, magic selection
`functions, and the commands in the Select menu
`• Lesson S: Ways to crop and transform an image, including the
`crop and straighten tools; as we