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Combining Two Photos into One Page in Photoshop Elements

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Resize the Text

If you like, switch back to the move tool, and increase the size of the text by dragging a corner handle with the Shift and Alt keys pressed. When you are happy with the size, double-click inside the bounding box to accept the change.
The shift key keeps the proportions from distorting, and the Alt key keeps the center point from moving.
  1. Open Photos and Create New Document
  2. Copy and Paste the Two Photos into the New Page
  3. Resize the First Picture
  4. Resize the Second Picture
  5. Move the First Picture
  6. Nudge the First Picture
  7. Position the Second Picture
  8. Add Text to the Page
  9. Resize the Text
  10. Add More Text and Save

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