#ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 10 MAC OS#

The “Try This” cards (with green tags) let you try helpful features. To access these resources, click the “View” button that appears after hovering over an “Inspiration” card. Cards labeled “Inspiration” (with an orange tag) show resources and how others use specific features. To access them, click the “Open Link” button that appears after hovering over a “What’s New” card to open it in your web browser.

Cards labeled “What’s New” (with a blue tag) show new Photoshop Elements features. To scroll through the carousel, click the arrows at its left and right sides. The card carousel in the upper part of the Home Screen in Photoshop Elements gives access to new features, projects, and ideas. To return “Home” in the Home Screen, click the “Home” link in the breadcrumbs area in the upper-left corner of the screen. To access the help documentation, click a thumbnail or hyperlink to open the page in your web browser. Matching results appear via thumbnails and hyperlinks in the Home Screen.

To search, enter the desired text in the Search bar and then press your keyboard’s “Enter” key. The Search bar at the top of the Home Screen in Photoshop Elements lets you search and find help files and tutorials. It also lets you find new editing projects, get inspiring ideas, open different workspaces, open recent files, and get help. The Home Screen in Photoshop Elements contains auto-generated photo and video collages and slideshows from imported media. This screen replaces the Welcome Screen in Photoshop Elements from older software versions. The Home Screen in Photoshop Elements appears after opening Photoshop Elements 2019 or later. The Home Screen in Photoshop Elements: Overview

#ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 10 MAC OS#

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