Photoshop Elements 6 Training
Photoshop Elements Quick Reference Card
Editor Workspace (Full Edit)
Options bar Menu bar Organizer button
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Toolbox
The Toolbox appears on the left side of the screen in the Editor workspace. You can view information about a tool by positioning the pointer over it. A small triangle at the lower right of a tool indicates a hidden tool. Hidden tools appear on the Options bar when you click a tool. Zoom (Z): View the Move (V): Move a image close up or selection. far away. Hand (H): Move Eyedropper (I): around on the page. Copy a color from Rectangular one area to the Marquee (M): next. Select a rectangular Lasso (L): Select a pixel area. freeform pixel area. Magic Wand (W): Magic Selection Select pixels within Brush (A): Select a similar color pixels of similar range. color and texture. Type (T): Insert Crop (C): Remove text. parts of an image. Cookie Cutter (Q): Straighten (P): Crop a photo into a Straighten a shape that you crooked image. choose. Spot Healing Red Eye Removal Brush (J): Remove (Y): Remove red spots and small eye from images. imperfections. Clone Stamp (S): Eraser (E): Erase Copy areas of an pixels to the image and apply background color them elsewhere. layer. Press and click to define the Paint Bucket (K): source area. Fill an object with the foreground Brush (B): Draw color. soft brush strokes. Rectangle (U): Gradient (G): Fill Draw a rectangle. with a gradient of foreground and Sponge (O): background colors. Decrease or increase pixel color. Blur (R): Smooth defined edges. *Keystroke shortcuts are shown
in parentheses. Switch background and foreground colors Background color
Editor modes
Toolbox
Project Bin
Active image area
Palette bin
Palettes
You can edit photos in one of three Editor modes: Guided Edit, Quick Fix, or Full Edit. Guided Edit helps you complete tasks if you are not sure how to achieve the task. Quick Fix enables you to make quick and easy fixes such as removing red eye, reducing shadows, or adjusting color. Full Edit (shown in the image above) gives you access to all tools, including many of those that professionals use. To Change Editor Modes in the Editor Workspace: Under the Fix tab, click the Editor mode button you wish to use. To Open the Editor Workspace: Select Edit on the Welcome Screen, or click the Editor button in the Organizer workspace. To Open a File: Select File → Open from the menu or press + . To Print a File: Select File → Print from the menu or press + . To Save a File: Select File → Save from the menu or press + . To Save a File with a Different Name: Select File → Save As from the menu, type a new name for the file, select a location and click OK. To Undo/Redo: Select Edit → Undo or Redo from the menu, or press + or . To Get Help: Press the key. To Close a File: Select File → Close from the menu or press + .

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