I have Photoshop Elements 2024. The liquify filter works fine for me. Try this: 1. Open a picture of a house with chimney, or a church with steeple. 2. Go to Filter>distort>liquify 3. With the left mouse button held down, drag on the chimney to distort (liquify) it 4. Note that you can change the size of the cursor by clicking on the bracket keys ([ & ]) next to the letter P on the keyboard.   If this does not address your issue, please repost with more details as to your work flow. ... View more

Make sure that the aspect ratio on the tool-bar is set to normal & feather to 0. Drag out the ellipse while holding down the left mouse key. Note that on the tool-bar there is provision to add to selection. ... View more

Yes, you can create this in PSE. I suggest that you try the 30-day free trial of the software. The current version is Photoshop Elements 2024. In the Editor, Advanced tab, go to File menu>New>Blank file. Enter the dimensions in the dialog. Download Photoshop Elements free trial | Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024 I have an Epson printer. In the Print dialog, this paper size is not listed, but in the drop-down go to "User Defined" and enter the paper size manually. ... View more

Please post a screen shot so that we may visualize what appears on your screen. ... View more

In the Editor, click on the Advanced tab, then go to File menu>open.  Point to where your picture file is on your computer. ... View more

Diane, I am not aware of a setting dedicated to fine-tuning placement in this context. Try resetting global preferences to default via the Edit menu in the Editor. Hopefully that will fix it for you. To make greeting cards I use Greeting Cards Factory DeLuxe by Nova Development. The templates are precise, You will save on  ink & paper. Greeting Card Factory Deluxe (novadevelopment.com) ... View more

1. After you have "edited" a photo, why do you have to move & rotate it? I don't access the print dialog until all manipulations are complete. 2. Do you crop/resize your photo to coincide with the size of your paper stock, e.g. photo 4x6" & paper 4x6"? ... View more

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. Both your PSE 2007 & PSE 2024 do not function properly following a WIN 10 update. That may be the problem. Try to uninstall this update via the Control panel. If this fails, suggest that you contact Adobe directly.  Contact Adobe support ... View more

Open File Explorer in Widows 10. Go to C drive>.Program Files>Adobe>Photoshop Elements 2024. In the dialog scroll down to PhotoshopElements.exe. Right click on this and in the contexual menu go to "Send to Desktop (Create shrtcut)" This will place a shortcut to the editor on your desktop. Try opening the editor via this route. Please report back. ... View more

On laptop #2, what does not work? Editor? Organizer? Any error messages? ... View more

Among the shapes listed for the cookie cutter tool, is one  titled "Shapes."  Go there, and among the shapes in this gallery is a perfectly round one. It is black. Select this one and drag out over the the pizza, embacing what you wish to retain. Click on the checkmark to commit when you are satisfied. ... View more

You're welcome. Glad to 1help. ... View more

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The original,group photo does not show up. ... View more

Are you printing via Photoshop Elements, or via another program?  Are you accessing the file that you wish to print on an external drive? Windows or Mac? ... View more

Each version of the software is independent. You don't have to delete PSE 2023. The 2024 trial is available here: Free Trial | Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024 ... View more

I sugget that you contact Adobe support.  Contact Adobe support ... View more

If you post the original picture and the souce picture with the "lady-on-the-left" we may be able to guide you to incorporate her more artfully. ... View more

Valentina, Try this: 1. Open youir image file 2. Duplicate the Background layer, shut off the visibility of the background layer by clicking on the eye icon in the Layers panel, and work on the Background copy layer. 3. Activate the Magic Wand tool in the tool box, and on the tool's option bar set the tolerance to 25 . This tool makes selections based on color. With the Magic Wand active,  left click somewhere on the t-shirt and hit delete on the keyboard. Continue doing this until you have deleted the t-shirt. If the tool fetches too much, reduce the tolerance. Leave the hair alone. If there are any littly bits of shirt left, use the eraser tool to get rid of same. 4 Set your foreground color chip to the desired color for replacement - I used red for demonstration 5 .Open a blank layer between the the Background layer & the Background copy layer 6. Go to Edit>Fill layer>Foreground color   ... View more

"Oh. I may have found a hint about my problem. I watched the history panel while processing, and the white background is created during the last step: FLATTEN IMAGE. Is there a way to remove that step, or a way for it to NOT fill the empty pixels in white?" Delete the layer(s) containing the white background so that you will be left with the object surrounded by transparency.   ... View more

dpi = dots per inch. This is determined by the settings for the printer. ppi = pixels per inch. This refers to the resolution. This value can be adjusted within Photoshop Elements. The 300 dpi message comes up on my screen occasionally as well. I just ignore it. As for resolution, for web posting 72 px/in is ok. For printing, resolution in the 240-300 px/in range is recommended. Other variables that impact your prints are the paper and ink - e.g. Epson paper and Epson branded ink, not the generic ink avavilable in remanufactured cartridges. ... View more

Do you get an error message?  ... View more

The default settings of your monitor are most likely implicated. Suggest that you calibrate your monitor. There are several devices available for this very purpose - Check on Amazon.   ... View more

Palette is a panel with layers. Please review this: Create layers in Photoshop Elements (adobe.com) ... View more

The print screen shows the layers are transparent. Start over again with an image, and the Background layer (in the layers palette) should show visible content. ... View more