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Archive for 02/12/2009
Quickly Resize An Active Paint Shop Pro Tool
02/12/2009 by admin.
To quickly resize an active Paint Shop Pro Tool:- for example the Brush or Eraser Tool. First activate your choice of Tool, (from the left-side Toolbar). Then press and keep pressed your Keyboard’s Alt Key. Then press down your Mouse’s Left Button, and keep it pressed. Now, drag your entire mouse upwards or downwards. Moving the mouse either upwards or downwards quickly resizes an active Tool.
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. 
(2nd December 2009).
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Straighten Horizons Using The Ruler Tool: Photoshop Tutorial
02/12/2009 by admin.
To straighten crooked horizons using Photoshop’s Ruler Tool: (I am utilising CS4 Extended). First, open your image onto Photoshop’s workspace. Then from the left-side Toolbar, activate the Ruler Tool. (You will find this tool hiding beneath the Eyedropper Tool). Once the Ruler Tool has been activated, hover your cursor over the edge of your photograph’s horizon, then left-click and drag a straight line right across the image - to the opposite side. Once the horizon line has been applied: from the top menu, choose Image then choose Image Rotation then choose Arbitrary. Photoshop will now automatically enter the correct rotation Angle. Now, click OK - and providing you have applied a straight line with the Ruler Tool, your crooked horizon will straighten.
You may need to Crop away areas of blank space that this technique generates.
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. (2nd December 2009).
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