Online Tutorials

[Marco5C68]

Hello, for most of the online tutorials, i get a "502 Bad Gateway" message.

[Peru Bob]

Please post the links that you are having issues with.

[Marco5C68]

Thanks for asking. Here are a few:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/how-to/use-guided-edits-overview.html?playlist=/content/h...

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/how-to/make-refine-precise-selections.html?playlist=/cont...

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/how-to/adjust-objects-content-aware.html?playlist=/conten...

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/how-to/remove-objects-artifacts-content-aware-fill.html?p...

[Tr15h]

Hi, I am having exactly the same problem, getting 'Bad Gateway' when I select a tutorial. Any advise appreciated.

Thanks,

Trish

[Phil Pickering]

I think the ones that are missing are all the older Photoshop Element 13 videos - probably the ones from Jan Kabili's Photoshop Elements 13 Essentials training course on Lynda.com (now LinkedIn Learning), which has now been retired.

[Greg_S.]

Phil, I have been seeing this for links to the Adobe HelpX files.  I am reporting this to the powers that be.

[Walter_H]

Yes, each one of the tutorials referenced above by @Marco5C68 is an OLD tutorial based on PSE13.

[Dhananjay Sati]

Hi there,

It seems you are facing an issue getting online tutorials for Adobe Elements.

Please click the links below to download the reference guides.

Adobe Photoshop Elements

Adobe Premiere Elements

Adobe Organizer

Hope this helps

Regards

Dhananjay Sati

[Tr15h]

Hi Dhananjay,

Thanks for the links but nothing happens when I click on them.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Trish

[Phil Pickering]

They're PDF files so you might want to right-click the links and select "Save link as" to save the PDFs on your computer. (I'm using the Microsoft Edge browser, but whichever web browser you're using there'll be the same option but possibly worded slightly differently).

[MichelBParis]

They're PDF files so you might want to right-click the links and select "Save link as" to save the PDFs on your computer. (I'm using the Microsoft Edge browser, but whichever web browser you're using there'll be the same option but possibly worded slightly differently).

By @Phil Pickering

Yes,

What is very misleading is that when you normally right click on the link, you don't notice that this starts the download of a big pdf file (several hundred pages). So have a look at the icon in the your browser to menu which indicates that a download is running. Wait until it is fully downloaded and go to your downloads folder to find the pdf.

[Phil Pickering]

Hi @Marco5C68 

Just to let you know that all of the video tutorials that were previously unavailable are now working again:

Photoshop Elements tutorials