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In this Adobe Photoshop graphics tutorial I will be teaching you how to slice images and use a website menu bar as an example. This tutorial is compatable with Adobe Photoshop CS1, CS2, CS3 & CS4 versions. Difficulty Level: MediumIntermediate If you have any problems or need help with any of this tutorial please leave a comment below or message me on YouTube.

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Check this video out at Hi-Res here: www.tutvid.com In this video we will start with nothing more than a blank .psd and we will build a nice web text box and slice it and then we will save it for the web and save an HTML file as well as our slices. Have fun and remember check out www.tutvid.com for more videos and downloads!

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Learn GarageBand in only 30 days! mhlo.co In this video, Mahalo expert Gene Shaw explains how to use a few of the functions available in the Actions Panel. Actions Panel Functions ——————————————————————— This fantastic tool allows you to record your actions, and then automate them on additional images. If you need to resize, recolor or add a watermark to multiple images, this is absolutely the panel you need to use. 1. In the top bar menu click on Window — Actions. This will bring up the Actions Panel on the right side of the screen. This panel will allow you to speed up your workflow tremendously.2. The main area shows all of the default actions that Photoshop comes preloaded with. These include Vignette, Frame Channel, Wood Frame, Cast Shadow, Water Reflection and many others. This panel will automate several commonly used actions.3. To see one of these options in action, youll need to make a selection. Click on the Marquee tool (top left, second down, looks like a square with dash marks) and select an area of the picture youre working with.4. With your area selected, click Vignette in the Actions Panel, then press the "play" button at the bottom of the panel (it looks like a play button on a DVD player). This might open up a dialogue box asking you to specify the feather radius. 5 pixels is fine, so click OK.5. Youll now notice a vignette surrounds your selection. You can change the color of the vignette simply by <b>…<b>

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