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  • 01-08-2005 12:21am
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    sterculelum
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    I just got this and don't want to have to read any boring literature. Can someone please just give me a quick beginner's guide of stuff you can do, or tell me some of the stuff that it's important to read? It's 7.0, if that means anything.


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    Shrimp
    Registered Users Posts: 5,645 ✭✭✭Shrimp


    you just got what, photoshop?


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    sterculelum
    Closed Accounts Posts: 629 ✭✭✭sterculelum


    Ya.


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    CuLT
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    Read some of the stickies.


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    sterculelum
    Closed Accounts Posts: 629 ✭✭✭sterculelum


    I tried. I don't understand the lingo. And they're speaking as if I know everything.


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    CuLT
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    sterculelum wrote:
    I tried. I don't understand the lingo. And they're speaking as if I know everything.
    Ah, well, there's really no substitute for just clicking things at random until something cool happens.

    did you try www.good-tutorials.com ? should be some introductory stuff there.


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    DeBeere
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    Good-tutorials is a great site for starting off

    Yea basically just see what all the tools do


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    alleepally
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    sterculelum wrote:
    I tried. I don't understand the lingo. And they're speaking as if I know everything.

    you'll just have to get stuck in and use the package, read manuals, online tutorials etc. It also might help if you narrow down what type of things you want to be able to do with Photoshop?


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