Log on here: Adobe Account Click on "Products." If you registered the product, you should see a downoad link & serial number.l     ... View more

Check the color setting option again. 1. In Editor, go to Edit.Color settings. and check "optimize for computer screens." 2. Go to File>print . In the dialog that opens, lower left, click on "more options." Click on Color Management> color handling, select "Printer Manages  Colors."  The point is not to have both PSE and the printer manage colors. 3. How did you calibrate your monitor? Which tool? Most monitors are set too bright by default resulting in dark print output. 4. Try a test print via Organizer, as the print engines are not the same for Editor & Organizer. ... View more

Consider uninstalling and reinstalling the software. Be sure to sign out via the help menu prior to uninstalling There are other way to sharpen within PSE. Try this: 1. Open your picture file and duplicate the Background layer 2. Set the Blending mode of the Background copy layer to Overlay 3. Access the Filter menu>Other>High Pass and work the slider to sharpen.   ... View more

After you have made a selection of an object using one of the selection tools, e.g. Magnetic Lasso tool, you should see "marching ants" outline surrounding the object. Press CTRR+J to place the object on its own layer. ... View more

You need to contact Adobe directly. Log on to your account and initiate a  chat session with a representative. Indicate that you need help with deactivation on a broken machine. ... View more

On the tool's option bar (beneath the work area) make sure that feather is set to zero. If that does not fix it, click on the 3-dot icon on the right on the option bar, and reset the tool.  Is there good contrast between the selection target and the background? ... View more

You can create a vignette manually in Expert mode: 1. Open your picture file (Background layer} 2. Duplicate the Background layer (Background copy layer) 3. Open a blank layer at the top (Layer 1) 3. Activate the Elliptical marquee tool and set the feather value to 25-35px 4. Drag out the ellipse to embrace what you wish on the picture,  on Layer 1 5. Set the foreground color chip to black, then go to Edit>Fill selection>foreground color 6. Drag Layer 1 between the Background and Background copy layers, and shut off tbe visibility of the Background layer 7. Go to Layer menu>Create clipping mask 8. Press CTRL+D to get rid of the marching ants  9. You will be left with the vignette surrounded by transparency. You can fill this in with color, a pattern, a gradient, or anything to suit. ... View more