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Welcome to Photoshop Elements 3 - A Tour of Photoshop Elements' Workspaces

By Sue Chastain, About.com

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The Welcome Screen

Photoshop Elements 3 Welcome Screen

Photoshop Elements 3 Welcome Screen

Photoshop Elements 3 is actually two programs in one--you have the Editor component, and the Photo Organizer component. The first time you open Photoshop Elements, you are greeted by the welcome screen which offers you several choices for working with your photos: From left to right you can choose:
  1. Product Overview - A quick summary of Photoshop Elements' features.
  2. View and Organize - opens the Photo Organizer where you can sort, search, and browse your entire photo collection.
  3. Quickly Fix Photos - Open the quick fix workspace of the Editor where you can correct red-eye, crop, sharpen, and perform all-over tone and color correction.
  4. Edit and Enhance Photos - Opens the Standard Editor workspace with the full suite of editing tools.
  5. Make Photo Creation - Opens the Creations Wizard for creating slide shows, photo books, cards, calendars, and Web photo galleries.
  6. Start from Scratch - Opens the Standard Editor with a New document dialog.
In the top right corner of the welcome screen you will find a button to access tutorials. This takes you to the most recent online tutorials from Adobe.com. You can find more tutorials under the Help menu in either the Editor or the Organizer.
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