how to post a question

[anon125]

with this latest forum i do not see where to post a question.

yes i signed in

this screen pooped up. does it work?

thanks fellow sufferers

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[anon125]

yes i found a screen list of instructions on where to post. but they are nothing like the forum now!

i have a simple PE5 question

[Peru Bob]

anon125 wrote:

yes i found a screen list of instructions on where to post. but they are nothing like the forum now!

i have a simple PE5 question

Make sure you are signed in and then just click the reply button.

[anon125]

i could not post this without being signed in

[Peru Bob]

So, what is your question?

[anon125]

well where do i find the post a question for PE5 so lots can see it. there was no POST NEW... etc button

what i need to know is...

i will be making dozens of images of various sizes.

i need to put a say 1/8 inch border around them all.

no matter the size of the image the border is always say 1/8 inch.

With the white also

thanks

[Szalam]

anon125 wrote:

well where do i find the post a question for PE5 so lots can see it. there was no POST NEW... etc button

If you are in the Photoshop Elements forum, go down a bit and you'll see this:

That's how to make a new post in this forum. It's not as clear as it should be.

[johnr91061580]

Every time I open a document there is a toolbar in the right hand margin that takes up two inches of my screen. It makes the font of what I need to see on the left side of the scree too small. I have never used any of these tools and most seem to be new products to sell me. I open documents many time a day and am tired to the point of distraction at having to click the right arrow to make this margin go away each time. Is there someway to make it go away permanently? I can access the tools any time I want. I don't need them to appear all time.

[Peru Bob]

One way:

Add a white stroke and then a black stroke.

[anon125]

Thanks guys