Here are 12 Photoshop Quick References and Cheat Sheets to help you access Photoshop’s tools and features quicker and more effectively.


Photoshop Cheat Sheets:

 - Photoshop Brush Tool Cheat sheet
 - Photoshop Shortcuts
 - Pen Tool Cheat sheet
 - Photoshop CS4 Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
 - Photoshop CS3 Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
 - Photoshop CS2 Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows)
 - Photoshop CS2 Keyboard Shortcuts (Macintosh)
 - Photoshop CS Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
 - Photoshop 7 Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
 - Photoshop 7.0 Quick Reference Card for Windows
 - Photoshop 6 Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
 - Photoshop 5 Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet

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Here are 32 free Photoshop Elements Tutorials from photoshopelementsuser.com. This site has many more of these types of tutorials available in their paid member section. These Photoshop Elements tutorials are well written, with screen shots, or videos, to demonstrate and show you how to use the features and tools being described.


3 Digital Backgrounds to Make
Adding a Boken Light Effect
P.E.T.’s Best Tips and Tricks for Photoshop Elements
Introducing Photoshop Elements 9
A Basic Elements Vocabulary
Picture-Perfect Gift Tags
Creating Masks with Threshold Adjustments
Removing Chromatic Aberration with Elements
Faking the “Looking at the Past” effect
Elements 9: New Guided Edit Modes
Elements 9: Easy Layer Masks
Elements 9: Content-Aware Healing
Adding Whimsical Scribbles to a Photo
Getting the Orton Effect
Create a Reusable Photo Frame
Getting the Hipstamatic Look
Introduction to the Editor
Introduction to the Organizer
Importing Your Camera Images into the Organizer
Adobe Bridge: Introduction
Adobe Bridge: Importing Your Photos
Elements 8: Getting True Symmetry in Your Photos
Quick & Easy Calendars From Templates
Adjustment Layer Panels
Photomerge Exposure
Elements 8: Recompose Tool
Elements 8: Updated Organizer (Windows)
Elements 8: The New Look (Part 2)
Elements 8: The New Look

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Here are 3 Photoshop and 2 Dreamweaver Quick References, or Cheat Sheets, hosted by customguide. I found these on google, doing this search. These quick reference cards are in pdf format. Photoshop versions include 6, 7, and CS3 for Mac, and the Dreamweaver versions are 8 and CS3.


Photoshop 7 Quick Reference, Photoshop 7 Cheat Sheet
(3 pages, 905kb)

Photoshop 6 Quick Reference, Photoshop 6 Cheat Sheet
(3 pages, 905kb)

Photoshop CS3 for Mac Quick Reference
(2 pages, 1.01mb)


Dreamweaver CS3 Quick Reference, Dreamweaver CS3 Cheat Sheet
(3 pages, 990kb)

Dreamweaver 8 Quick Reference, Dreamweaver 8 Cheat Sheet
(2 pages, 1.10mb)

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Here is an Adobe Acrobat PDF Tutorial, from the University of Texas, that shows you how to create PDF files using various methods and also how to edit these files. PDF stands for portable document format. A portable document format (PDF) can be read on any computer and any platform (Windows, Mac, Unix). There are a variety of programs which read PDFs, the most common being Adobe applications such as Adobe Acrobat Professional, Adobe Reader, Adobe Designer. PDFs are particularly useful for those in the information fields.  Once a file or document is converted to a PDF, the “look” is preserved exactly as it was intended. This PDF tutorial is also available in pdf format here: PDF Tutorial (12 pages, 481kb).


Tutorial Objectives:

1) You will learn several ways to create static PDFs.  You can:
       – create a PDF by converting a file
       - create PDF by converting multiple files
       - create PDF by converting a website
       - create PDF by scanning a document

2) You will learn basic editing tools in Adobe Acrobat Pro.


Contents of this PDF Tutorial:

Create From One File

Create From Multiple Files

Create by Converting a Website

Create by Scanning a Document

Editing a PDF

Conclusion

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Here are several well done Graphics and Multimedia Tutorials, from the School of Information at the Unversity of Texas. These tutorials cover many applications and areas, such as Digitzing Video, Illustrator, Photoshop, SnagIt, Gimp, Digital imaging, iDVD, i Movie, and Windows Movie Maker.


Audio

• GarageBand 2.0 – Getting Started
• GarageBand 2.0 – Recording, Editing, & Mixing
• iTunes6

• Create OCR Documents (PC)
• Digitizing Video: A Primer
• Small Gauge Film: The Basics
• DV8 Sniper: 8mm Film Conversion Equipment

• The Gimp
• Adobe Illustrator CS2
• Adobe Photoshop Basics
• SnagIt 6 & SnagIt Studio

• Digital Imaging Basics
• iPhoto 5
• iPhoto 3

• iDVD ’08
• iDVD5
• iDVD
• iMovie ’08
• iMovie HD
• iMovie
• Windows Movie Maker 2

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