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September 22, 2005

Free 843-page Photoshop CS Desk Reference eBook

This book is written for the person who has a good grasp of using a computer and navigating the operating system and at least a cursory knowledge of Photoshop. It is intended to be a comprehensive reference book that you can read cover to cover or reach for when you’re looking for specific information about a particular task. This book is broken down into minibooks, each covering a general topic. Each minibook contains several chapters, each covering a more specific topic under the general one. Each chapter is then divided into sections, and some of those sections have subsections. You can read the book from front to back, or you can dive right into the minibook or chapter of your choice. For any mentioned concept, you’ll find a cross-reference to another book and chapter where you’ll find all the details. If you’re looking for something specific, check out either the Table of Contents or the index. The Cheat Sheet at the beginning of the book helps you remember all the shortcuts you’ll use most often. Photoshop CS All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies: pscs-refbook.notlong.com 18.1 mb, 843 pages (This is an ftp site, if it’s busy try again later. Also, be patient with the download, its somewhat slow, but the whole file will finish.) Table of Contents at a Glance: Book I: Photoshop Fundamentals Chapter 1: Examining the Photoshop Environment Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Tools Palette Chapter 3: Getting Started and Finishing Up Chapter 4: Getting It on Paper Chapter 5: Viewing and Navigating Images Chapter 6: Customizing Your Workspace and Preferences Book II: Image Essentials Chapter 1: Specifying Size and Resolution Chapter 2: Choosing Color Modes and File Formats Chapter 3: Using and Managing Color Chapter 4: Time Travel – Undoing in Photoshop Chapter 5: Applying Annotations and Notes Chapter 6: Creating Actions for Productivity and Fun Book III: Selections Chapter 1: Making Selections Chapter 2: Creating and Working with Paths Chapter 3: Modifying and Transforming Selections and Paths Book IV: Painting, Drawing, and Typing Chapter 1: Exploring with the Painting Tools Chapter 2: Creating Vector Shapes Chapter 3: Filling and Stroking Chapter 4: Creating and Editing Type Chapter 5: Masking, Shaping, and Warping Type Book V: Working with Layers Chapter 1: Creating Layers Chapter 2: Managing Layers Chapter 3: Playing with Opacity and Blend Modes Chapter 4: Getting Jazzy with Layer Styles and Clipping Groups Book VI: Channels and Masks Chapter 1: Using Channels Chapter 2: Quick and Dirty Masking Chapter 3: Getting Exact with Advanced Masking Techniques Book VII: Filters and Distortions Chapter 1: Making Corrections with Daily Filters Chapter 2: Applying Filters for Special Occasions Chapter 3: Distorting with the Liquify Command Book VIII: Retouching and Restoration Chapter 1: Enhancing Images with Adjustments Chapter 2: Repairing with the Focus and Toning Tools Chapter 3: Fixing Flaws and Imperfections Book IX: Photoshop and the Web Chapter 1: Prepping Web Graphics Chapter 2: Optimizing Images with Save for Web Chapter 3: Slicing Your Image Chapter 4: Creating a Web Photo Gallery Chapter 5: Looking to ImageReady Book X: Photoshop and Print Chapter 1: Working with Other Programs Chapter 2: Prepping Graphics for Print Chapter 3: Creating Contact Sheets, Picture Packages, and More Appendix A: Working with Digital Cameras and Scanners Appendix B: A Visual Reference of Photoshop Tools

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