1. Six main sections:
2. In Preferences, deselect the option Save Palette Locations which restores the default palettes.
3. In the Preferences Dialog box check off, (turn on), Tool Tips.
4. In the Preferences Dialog box.
5. Create a plug-in folder, then activate the Additional Plug-ins folder by checking the box.
6. In Preferences, under History Log, check off, to turn on.
7. You would need to specify one or more hard drives or hard drive partitions that have enough free space available to Photoshop or optimize and defragment your hard disks.
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9. Unflattened keeps all the layers intact, which leaves it editable on all layers. When flattened in mergers all the layers into one, which is then a background layer and you can no longer edit the individual layers.
10. Use the short cut Control+N (PC) or Command+N (Mac)
11. In the Save As dialog box.
12. In the individual menu items.
13. That the item has a sub-menu.
14. Gives a dialog box where changes and values are entered.
15. Must have a document open, activate by going to the Menu Bar, Window > Status bar which will bring it up.
16. Preferences, Memory & Image Cache, Memory Usage
17. Gives you information about the image you're working on, you can change the magnification of the document, shows the file size of the document, you can change it to show other values.
18. JPEG
19. .gif
20. TIFF, PSD and PDF
21. They're a combination of keystrokes and letters for the commands. Saves time and increases work flow.
22. Go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts, then change/add accordingly.
23. The Help section within Photoshop, using the shortcut key F1.
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