Adobe photoshop cs2 Manual De Usuario

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 

When adding a note to your document, you can use the standard editing commands for your system (Undo, Cut, 
Copy, Paste, and Select All) to edit the text. (Windows) Right-click the text area and choose the commands from the 
context menu. (Mac OS) Choose the commands from the Edit and Select menus. You can also use standard keyboard 
shortcuts for these editing commands. 

Select the Notes tool

In the options bar, enter or specify the following as needed:

Specifies the author’s name, which appears in the title bar of the notes window.

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Chooses the size for the note text. 

Selects a color for the note icon and the title bar of note windows. Clicking the color box opens the Adobe 

Color Picker so you can select a color. 

Click where you want to place the note, or drag to create a custom-sized window. 

Click inside the window, and type the text. If you type more text than fits in the note window, the scroll bar 

becomes active. Edit the text as needed: 

If you have the required software for different script systems (for example, Roman, Japanese, or Cyrillic) installed on 
your computer, you can switch between the script systems. Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) to 
display the context menu, and then choose a script system. 

To close the note to an icon, click the close box. 

Make sure that your computer has a built-in microphone, or attach a microphone. 

Select the Audio Annotation tool 

In the options bar, enter or specify the following as needed: 

Specifies the author’s name, which appears in the tool tip when you place the pointer over the audio 

annotation icon in your document. 

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Selects a color for the audio annotation icon. Clicking the color box opens the Adobe Color Picker, from

which you select a color.

Click where you want to place the annotation icon.

Click Start and then speak into the microphone. When you finish, click Stop.

Choose File > Import > Annotations.

Select  a PDF  or  FDF file that contains annotations, and  then  click Load.  The annotations  appear  in  the locations 

where they were saved in the source document.

A note or audio annotation icon marks the location of an annotation on an image. When you move the pointer over 
an annotation icon and pause, a message displays the author name. You use the icons to open notes or play audio 
annotations. You can show, hide, or move the icons and edit the contents of notes.