Click OK. The Indexed Color dialog box appears. In the Options section, from the Dither pull-down list, select None. If you want the image to load section by section, select Normal. If you want the image to load by fading in, select Interlaced. Click Save. In the Image Options section, move the slider to adjust the image quality and file size. HINT: A quality rating of 8 results in a good balance between image quality and file size.
HINT: The default settings provide a good balance between image quality and file size. From the File menu, select Save. The image is saved to its original location. Using Save As allows you to save variations of an image or the same file in a different location. From the File menu, select Save As From the Format pull-down list, select a file type. For more information regarding the options pertaining to the format you selected, review the options for each file format under Saving a New Image above.
Photoshop CS3 has an improved Print dialog box with easy to use features that help you customize how your images are printed. The new Print dialog box includes ways for you to reposition your image on the printed page, control the coloring of the image from the printer, and resize the print size of your image.
This section will give instructions on selecting a printer, repositioning the image on the page, and page setup. From the File menu, select Print The Print dialog box appears.
Optional To center the printed image on the page, in the Position section verify that Center Image checkbox is selected. NOTE: The option is selected if a checkmark appears in the box. Optional To change the layout of the page, use the portrait or landscape buttons. When you are finished setting up your image, click Print. Your image is printed.
Was this article helpful? Yes No. This article is based on legacy software. Opening Images Follow these instructions to open an image in Photoshop. Using the Look in pull-down list, navigate to the desired image.
Select the image. Click Open. The image appears. Creating New Images You can create a new image by using the New dialog box. In the Name text box, type a name for your image. In the Height text box, type a value for the height of your image. A new Photoshop image is created. Saving a New Image Layers allow for flexibility and creativity when working with an image. Using the Save in pull-down list, select the location for saving the image. In the File name text box, type a name for the file.
The image is saved. It cannot be saved with layers. A dialog box appears asking you to flatten layers. The GIF Options dialog box appears. Under Format Options, select Baseline "Standard". Find centralized, trusted content and collaborate around the technologies you use most. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search.
I have Adobe Indesign CS5 file. InDesign is only backward compatible for one version. This is well-documented; this forum provides some discussion about the matter. But CS6 is three versions compatible. IDML will be the interchange language going forward, so it should be easier to exchange files to users of older versions. BUT, remember, newer features will be absent or removed from the document when the IDML is opened in the older software.
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