Topic awaiting preservation: Extremely New with PS 7 ...help (Page 1 of 1)

I need help righ from the get-go apparently.
I have placed an object (rectangle) on the screen.
All I'm trying to do is change the background color of it.
Can't make it work.
What are the steps please.
Thanks.

well the steps could be, 1-open manual 2-read
does the rectangle already have a colour or has it been done with the rectangular marquee tool?
if it has been done with the marquee tool then click the forground colour on your tool box, select the colour you want, click ok then go to Edit-->Fill-->Foreground colour

If the rectangle already has a foreground colour then select your magic wand tool in the toolbox, click the rectangle to select it and continue as above




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I'm allowed to dish out a cookie for morph?

nah... cookies are only for things that not everyone who 'read' the manual knows about ;-)

Oh, whatever TP. You wanted to give warjournal a cookie a while back for telling someone about the Canvas Size function.



I think a cookie is in order.

:::11oh1:::

I think we`re getting pretty flippant with the cookies, around here.
All of a sudden it`s all about the cookies..
Sad, really.

hey what do you expect in a place that uses cookies and black pills for currency


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Well, I was about to give you a cookie, but the cookie monster stole it.

I'll let you two sort it out between you, I daren't come between the cookie monster and his cookies.

That old woman only makes one tray a day ..

That does it.....I'm boycotting the cookies.

someone make a picket sign.....

learn to use layers!

taylormade, here is a good piece of advice. Put your Photoshop manual in the bathroom. I've found that while"old material" leaves your body, it is the most opportune time to invite "new material." I have become quite familiar with Photoshop while using the shitter. You can't beat this learning atmosphere, however bad it may smell.

Read a section, flush, and then go experiment with your newly found knowledge (don't forget to wipe 'n wash). Guaranteed you will be a better Photoshop user.

Thats what I like about this place, always new techniques arriving to help speed up workflow




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