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Combining Two Photos into One Page in Photoshop Elements

By Sue Chastain, About.com

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Finally, you can switch back to the text tool, to add the words "before" and "after" below the photos, as shown here.
Tip: If you want to reposition the text before accepting it, move your cursor slightly away from the text. The cursor will change to a move tool cursor and you can press the mouse button to move the text.
Last but not least, don't forget to go to File > Save and save your document. If you want to keep your layers and text editable, use the Photoshop native PSD format. Otherwise you can save as a JPEG file. Visit the links below to learn more on saving your files.
Saving Images in Photoshop Elements
Which Graphics File Format Is Best To Use When?
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