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Getting to Know the Work Area
In This Chapter
Opening Photoshop Elements
Understanding the Elements workspace
Changing workspace views
Working with the Project Bin
Using the Undo History panel
Accessing Help documents
Using keyboard shortcuts
W
hen you first launch Photoshop Elements, you arrive at a Welcome
screen. The Welcome screen offers you several choices for open-
ing up some different editing modes, special Elements tasks that
you can perform, and an opportunity to sign up for an Adobe
Web-hosted service.
When it comes to editing a photograph, you find quite
a collection of tools, panels, buttons, and options
in the Photoshop Elements Edit mode. Just a quick
glance at the Elements workspace when you enter
Full Edit mode shows you some of the power that
Elements offers with just a click of your mouse. With
all the possibilities, navigating the Elements work-
spaces and engaging in an editing session can be
intimidating. To ease your introduction to the many
options for editing your pictures, we break them down
for you in this chapter.
Elements has several work areas, and we start off by intro-
ducing you to the Welcome screen. Then, we move on to the
mode you’ll likely use frequently — Full Edit mode. In this mode, you can
be creative with all the tools and features Photoshop Elements is known for,
such as filters, drawing tools, layers, and more. We then introduce other
work areas and tools you may not be as familiar with — Quick Edit mode for
making common corrections to photos; Creation mode for collecting your
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Page 1 - Getting to Know the Work Area

1Getting to Know the Work AreaIn This Chapter▶ Opening Photoshop Elements▶ Understanding the Elements workspace▶ Changing workspace views▶ Working wit

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18Par t I: Get ting Started right-click a tool. A pop-up toolbar opens, as shown in Figure 1-9, and offers you more tool selections within that group.

Page 3 - Jumping to Full Edit mode

19 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work AreaPanels are accessed from either the Panels Bin or the Window menu. Many options in panels are intuitive. T

Page 4 - Examining the image window

20Par t I: Get ting Started 5. Get some help. When you hover your cursor over a tool, you see that tool described in blue text. Click the blue t

Page 5 - Magnification box

21 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work AreaShortcuts contain tools and buttons grouped as follows: ✓ Edit: Click this button to toggle the Full Edit

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22Par t I: Get ting Started Figure 1-12: Click Quick in Full Edit mode to change the workspace.Here are several differences between Full Edit mode an

Page 7 - Moving through the menu bar

23 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work Area If you’ve used an earlier version of Photoshop Elements, you may remember that you had a Red Eye Remova

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24Par t I: Get ting Started Figure 1-14: All open pictures and new views are displayed as thumbnails in the Project Bin.Creating different views of

Page 9 - Using the Tools panel

25 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work Area ✓ Click the Hide Project Bin text at the bottom of the Project Bin. ✓ Open a context menu by right-clicki

Page 10 - Playing with panels

26Par t I: Get ting Started at 1,000 steps. If you choose Edit➪Preferences (Windows) and look at the Performance preferences, as we explain in more de

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27 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work AreaGetting a Helping HandYou can reach for this book whenever you want some details about accom-plishing a ta

Page 12 - Looking at shortcuts

10Par t I: Get ting Started photos into creations, such as calendars; and the Project Bin for navigating among all your open images.Before you start w

Page 13 - Changing Workspaces

28Par t I: Get ting Started Using PDFs from the installation CDA number of bonus files are stored in PDF form on your installation CD. PDF files requi

Page 14 - Par t I: Get ting Started

11 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work Area ✓ Edit: If you need to edit a photo, click the Edit button to access options for using either the Quick F

Page 15 - Using the Project Bin

12Par t I: Get ting Started Quick Fix modeEdit panelOrganizerGuidedHelpSharepanelFull EditmodeCreationspanelMenu barShortcuts barFilenameWelcomeSystem

Page 16 - Hiding the Project Bin

13 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work Area 2. Move around your hard drive by using methods you know to open folders, and then select a picture.

Page 17 - Retracing Your Steps

14Par t I: Get ting Started from the status bar, you can get a quick glimpse at these essential stats by clicking the Information box, which displays

Page 18 - Reverting to the last save

15 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work Area ✓ Scratch Sizes: Displays the amount of memory on your hard drive that’s consumed by all documents open i

Page 19 - Getting a Helping Hand

16Par t I: Get ting Started ✓ Enhance: Just the name of this menu should tell you what commands to expect here. This is where you go to change the ap

Page 20 - Using ToolTips

17 Chapter 1: Get ting to Know the Work AreaUncovering the context menusContext menus are common to many programs, and Photoshop Elements is no except

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