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- 01/09/2010: Set The Foreground & Background Swatches To The Default Black & White Colours: Adobe Photoshop & Photoshop Elements
- 01/08/2010: Utilise Photoshop CS through to CS5's Spell Checker
- 01/07/2010: Change Photoshop or Pro Paint Shop Pro's Start Up Icons Using Windows XP
- 01/06/2010: Delete Photoshop's Preferences File
- 06/05/2010: Display Brush Tip Crosshairs: Adobe Photoshop
- 01/04/2010: Quickly Scroll Through (Highlight & Change) Fonts: Paint Shop Pro & Photoshop & Elements Tip
- 05/03/2010: Constrain Text Inside A Box: Photoshop Elements
- 05/02/2010: Automatically Launch Photoshop Elements' Full Editor (Bypassing The Welcome Screen).
- 22/01/2010: Duplicate Or Delete Multiple Layers At The Same Time: Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4 Layers.
- 14/01/2010: Produce Smooth Text: Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro Tip
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Apply Objects, Or The Paint Brush Tool, In A Straight Line - Photoshop & Paint Shop Pro Tip
To apply Photoshop’s or Paint Shop Pro’s Paint Brush Tool; or one of Paint Shop Pro’s Picture Tubes in a straight line. First, activate the Paint Brush Tool or the Picture Tube Tool: then left-click to apply your first Picture Tube or Paint Brush application. Then press and keep pressed the Shift Key: and move your cursor where you would like the line of Paint or Picture Tubes to end. Then left-click to apply your second Picture Tube or Paint application - and a straight line of Paint or Picture Tubes will then be applied between the First and Second points. (If multiple straight lines are needed, repeat my previous steps).
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. (24th September 2009).
