Photoshop_User_July_2017

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ANSWERS TO PHOTOSHOP AND GEAR-RELATED QUESTIONS

I have trouble finding videos and tutorials on specific subjects on the website, especially ones I’ve

already watched and want to see again. What can I do? — Stan

Bookmark Courses: In the upper-right corner of each

video is a turquoise button that will add that lesson to

your Dashboard under My Bookmarks. You can access the

Dashboard either through the My Dashboard button at the

top right, or the button at the upper-left of the left-side

navigation panel. This is great for videos that you think

you’ll want to watch again.

Discuss this Course: To the lower right of each video

course, you can click a button that leads to questions and

comments from other members who have viewed the

video. You may find answers to questions or you may want

to post your own comment.

Ask an Expert: And, of course, you can click the Ask an

Expert button below a video course to submit a question

to me. You’ll soon get a reply from me or Janine Smith or,

for Lightroom questions, Rob Sylvan. Please, please remem-

ber to include what operating system you’re using—Mac

or Windows and which version of the system—and what

version of Photoshop you’re using. This often makes a big

difference in the solution and prevents delays when we

have to email back to ask you.

Gear: Some of the lessons also include a button below

the video that lists what equipment is mentioned in the

video, sometimes with links to that item at the B&H

Photo website. n

You can take advantage of the advanced features of the

KelbyOne.com website. Here’s a list of the major features

that can help you take full advantage of the website:

Search: Once you log on to the KelbyOne website, you’ll

find the Search button at the upper right. After you type

in your search terms and press Enter, you can filter your

search by courses, lessons, tracks, categories, and lessons

by a specific instructor. Here’s a helpful link to learn more

about the Search functionality.

Transcripts: Below the video, you’ll see a Transcript

button that takes you to a text version of the video. This is

especially handy if the presenter mentions a brand name or

piece of equipment you don’t recognize. (A brand’s spelling

may not be exact in the transcript, so when you do a Web

search you might want to add some additional keywords.)

Downloads: Many videos (not all) have images or other

items available. Below the video, click the Downloads

button, click Course Assets, and the download will start

immediately. In your Downloads folder you’ll find a .zip

file. Double-click it to expand to the course’s items.

Learn: Click Learn in the left-side navigation panel, and

you’ll be able to show videos according to Tracks, specific

courses by subject, Webcasts, and a link to the current

editions of Photoshop User and Lightroom Magazine (as

well as earlier issues).

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