You should steal it. No lies. I would. (Well, okay, no, I'd ask if I could have it when they were finished displaying it. Though if it was smaller, I would. Because they wouldn't miss it and it would get so much more molestation love with me.)
I hardly even use tutorials - I just fiddle and see what works.
Yeah, me too. I've only started using the mini!Photoshop recently, though, before it was all this other program. Actually, I use them both in combination more often than not, because on the other program, it's really easy to crop things to whatever size you want, while that's all guess and check on mini!Phtshp.
you should see if you can display the history box.
yyy, I've got that one. It's up in some weird tab thing on the right, though. Odd.
just duplicate the layer, so you can fiddle and then delete it if you hate it, and have the original underneath.
That's what I usually do, when I remember. I'm not used to being able to do it, as there was no such feature in the other program I used.
I have NO idea what's different between the two programs.
You know, neither do I, really. I just figure by the name "Elements" and the fact that it's not 1 trillion dollars like real Photoshop that it's got less stuff.
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Date: 2007-07-30 09:10 am (UTC)You should steal it. No lies. I would. (Well, okay, no, I'd ask if I could have it when they were finished displaying it. Though if it was smaller, I would. Because they wouldn't miss it and it would get so much more
molestationlove with me.)I hardly even use tutorials - I just fiddle and see what works.
Yeah, me too. I've only started using the mini!Photoshop recently, though, before it was all this other program. Actually, I use them both in combination more often than not, because on the other program, it's really easy to crop things to whatever size you want, while that's all guess and check on mini!Phtshp.
you should see if you can display the history box.
yyy, I've got that one. It's up in some weird tab thing on the right, though. Odd.
just duplicate the layer, so you can fiddle and then delete it if you hate it, and have the original underneath.
That's what I usually do, when I remember. I'm not used to being able to do it, as there was no such feature in the other program I used.
I have NO idea what's different between the two programs.
You know, neither do I, really. I just figure by the name "Elements" and the fact that it's not 1 trillion dollars like real Photoshop that it's got less stuff.