From the Photoshop forum: "I Need to use only a part  of an image, how can I precisely cut that part so I can use it in a different project? It is an irregular part" Manual?  I don't need no stinkin' manual. ... View more

OldBob1957 wrote: I actually read a thread where the original poster stated; "I don't like reading manuals." I don't like brushing my teeth.  But at least I have the sense to know that it needs to be done. ... View more

"Is there a way to un-install and then re-install Adobe PE 12?" Posted in the Premiere Elements forum. ... View more

Double click or right click the font file.  There is usually an option to install. ... View more

I saw your post in the thread.  I hope he follows up on your offer.  It wouldn't surprise me if he doesn't bother, however. ... View more

Not just a quote.  You have to read the whole thread. [The link specifies a user.  Keep the criticism's anonymous, please.] Message was edited by: Jim Simon ... View more

"Does anyone know how to do "Out of Bounds" In Elements 8" posted in Photoshop Elements. ... View more

shooternz wrote: Here is an example of a simple and effective well thought out first See how easy it is not to be lazy. Aren't you preaching to the choir? ... View more

"I have 6 seperately saved video projects which I've now been asked to stitch together into one video. Is there a way of doing this easily?" ... View more

That should have been a quote.       It's not me asking the question. ... View more

need to know how to add graphics effects and how to add graphics to titles. ... View more

Can photoshop mask for these areas and correct the color ? ... View more

shooternz wrote: No details supplied. That's not lazy. That's ignorant. ... View more

Try the Adobe Cleaner Tool: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html ... View more

I know it's the Lounge, but aren't  you getting kind of out of the scope of the thread? Add to the thread by QUOTING what you consider is a lazy question from a lazy poster... ... View more

Creative Cloud Help / Install both CC and CS6 apps Can I install both CC and CS6 apps with my Creative Cloud membership? Yes, you can download most CS6 apps from the Download Center on creative.adobe.com. Click any app icon. From the product download page, for example Illustrator, look for the heading "In this version" and click the version pop-up menu beneath it to select CC or CS6. The large blue Download button at the top of the page changes to "Download CS6". Note: It is fine to have both CS6 apps and CC apps on your computer. Some users require multiple versions for different clients, etc. It's a personal preference, but in no way is a requirement to uninstall your CS6 apps in order to install CC apps. ... View more

You should consider a manual backup procedure to a backup drive to avoid losing your work. ... View more

Yes, you're right.  I didn't read your original post closely enough. ... View more

Adobe tried this in a version of Premiere Elements and had disasterious results. ... View more

I've got to read more carefully. Make that, "Don't use a laptop." ... View more

Do you have to use a laptop? ... View more

Too bad that didn't work when you "bought" Creative Cloud. ... View more

Bob, your post would have made a great ending to this long thread. ... View more

That looks like it would be hard on the knees. ... View more

Can you post a screen shot so that we can get a better understanding of your problem? ... View more

Only one drive besides the OS drive? You should have at least one or two more. http://ppbm7.com/index.php/tweakers-page/84-disk-setup/95-disk-setup ... View more

It renders previews for your sequence Work Area. ...so unless you have "use previews" checked, there is no need to do it. ... View more

What will happen if you have HD and export progressive for DVD? ... View more

I don't know about Elements, but in Pro you can put it where you want it using the "Effects Control" window (panel). ... View more

1. Whichever sounds best to you. 2.  From PPro Help: The Constant Gain crossfade changes audio at a constant rate in and out as it transitions between clips. This crossfade can sometimes sound abrupt. The Constant Power crossfade creates a smooth, gradual transition, analogous to the dissolve transition between video clips. This crossfade decreases audio for the first clip slowly at first and then quickly toward the end of the transition. For the second clip, this crossfade increases audio quickly at first and then more slowly toward the end of the transition. ... View more