Photoshop CS2 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies- P3:Barbara Obermeier is principal of Obermeier Design, a graphic design studio in Ventura, California. She’s the author of Photoshop Album For Dummies, coauthor of Adobe Master Class: Illustrator Illuminated, Photoshop 7 For Dummies, and Illustrator 10 For Dummies. She has contributed as coauthor, technical editor, or layout designer for numerous books. Barb also teaches computer graphics at Brooks Institute; the University of California, Santa Barbara; and Ventura College | 38 Saving Time with Tool Presets Table 2-1 continued Option What It Does Save Tool Presets Saves a custom set of tool presets for later retrieval. The saved file has a .tpl extension. Replace Tool Presets Replaces your current tool presets. Allows you to load a .tpl file that replaces your current tool presets. Art History Brushes Crop and Marquee and Text options Allows you to either append or replace your current tool presets with the tool presets from each of those individual libraries. Chapter 3 Starting Finishing and Getting It on Paper In This Chapter Opening images Saving images Closing down Photoshop Printing from Windows and Mac lthough you can create some interesting images from scratch in Photoshop most of the time you ll be working with digital pictures that already exist. These may be images captured by your scanner photos you ve grabbed with your digital camera or snapshots stored on a Kodak Photo CD. Photoshop offers you lots of different options for opening existing images creating new images and saving original files or copies to your hard drive. After you open edit and save your files you may want to transfer those images from screen to paper. This chapter takes you through the steps you need to know to get your photos in and out of Photoshop. Browsing for Files If you don t know the exact filename or location of an image you can use Adobe Bridge to search for and open files. Check out Book I Chapter 4 for a complete description of Bridge. The Adobe Bridge replaces the previous File Browser and is designed to work across all CS2 applications. Finding a file is about as easy as you might expect Choose File1 Browse or press Alt Ctrl O Option O on the Mac . Guess what The Bridge window opens as shown in Figure 3-1. You can also just click the new Go to Bridge button which looks like a folder and magnifying glass and is on the right side of the Options bar. 40 Opening an Image Figure 3-1 The new Adobe Bridge allows you to efficiently search for your .
