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Adobe Photoshop Course Part-I
Introduction
Photoshop is quite different from other Windows programs. In the beginning it appears complicated. But as you get familar with its construction, you will find Photoshop to be both quick and comfortable.
Mouse, pen/tablet and precision
You will be working a lot with the mouse. Therefore it is important that you invest in a tablet that is an indispensable aid. But Photoshop certainly also uses the keyboard. There are hundreds of keyboard shortcuts, and they provide options for variation in your daily work.
Photoshop is a very complete and precise program everything is really possible. Here Photoshop differs from the smaller and cheaper picture processing programs like Paint Shop Pro and PhotoImpact, which also are excellent programs. Photoshop can do much more, but it is a big task to learn it all.
Hardware and software
Adobe Photoshop is originally a Macintosh program, but it is used to-day on pcs with Windows 98/2000/XP and on PowerPC based Mac computers with Mac OS software 9.1, 9,2, Mac OS X version 10.1.3 (or higher).
Photoshop works about the same on both platforms, Mac users just need to remember that the Control key corresponds to the apple key. But this booklet is based on Photoshop in Windows 2000. It takes a powerful pc to utilize the program completely we recommend as starting point a processor with a minimum of 1600 MHz (and preferably more) and a large, fast harddisk.
Pictures occupy a lot of memory, so RAM capacity is also important. I recommend 2048 MB RAM with 1024 MB as minimum. Furthermore it would be logical to use a really good screen and a good graphics card (ATI or Ma*trox brands). Of course the color setting has to be 24 bit or better. Similar equipment for Mac computers.
Figure 1. You need a high resolution and great color depth to work with pictures.
Open the program
Now you need to get started, and the first step is to open the program. We only show the procedure for the Windows based version.
That is very simple. Click on the Start button and select the Programs menu. There you find the menu item Adobe, which gives acess to Photoshop 7.0. Select that program now!
Figure 2. Photoshop is found in the Start menu under Programs and Adobe.
3. Setting up Photoshop
You can easily use Photoshop with the default settings. But we recommend to change a couple of the settings. Do that now, then Photoshop simply works better (in our opinion):
1. Select the menu item Edit --> Preferences --> General Remove the checkmark at Use Shift Key for Tool Switch. Add checkmarks at items Keyboard Zoom Resizes Windows AND Auto-update open documents:
Among other things this makes it easier for you to choose tools with the keyboard (without using the Shift-key).
2. Click on Edit --> Preferences --> Units & Rulers. It is easiest to work with pixels, so select that unit:
3. Click on OK. The third adjustment governs memory management:
4. In Photoshop you can control the amount of RAM set aside for the program. By default Photoshop occupies 50% RAM, but if you have a minimum of 128 MB installed in your PC, we recommend that you increase the percentage to 80% We use that here:
Figure 3. Photoshop can use a lot of RAM, so you can easily assign the program 80% of the pcs storage.
File names
In this book we work with many image files, and all file names are written in lower case, both name and suffix. We recommend that you let Windows show both name and suffix. It is a great relief, especially when you work with graphics files, where it is convenient to quickly recognize the file format. You can readmore about this subject in the booklet Windows XP teach yourself
Select menu item View --> Folder Options in Windows Explorer. Then remove the checkmark by Hide file extensions for known file types as shown below:
Figure 4. It is a good idea to let Windows show file type names (suffixes) when you work with graphics files. Otherwise the file types can only by be recognized by their icons.
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