Adobe ADBCD17648MC Manuale Utente

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Making projects

To rotate a photo and frame together, click the photo once. To rotate a photo within a frame, double-click the 
photo.

Do any of the following:

•

Click anywhere within the bounding box and a circle appears below the selection. Position the cursor over the 
circle. When the curved four-headed arrow

 

 appears, drag the track ball handle to rotate the image.

•

Position the Move tool over a corner. When the curved double-headed arrow

 

 appears, drag it to rotate the 

photo. The further away the cursor is from the corner, the more control you have to make more accurate changes.

•

Double-click the photo, and then click the rotate button next to the slider (only rotates in 90° increments).

When you are finished, click the Commit  button 

 or the Cancel button

 

.

If you have Adobe® Photoshop® CS4 and Photoshop

  Elements installed on the same computer, you can send JPEG, 

GIF, and other single-page photo files to Photoshop. (Set file-opening preferences in Adobe Bridge.) Photoshop does 
not support the multipage PSE file format, so it cannot edit entire photo projects. However, Photoshop can edit 
individual pages of a photo project, which are in the single-page PSD format. Use Show Package Contents to identify 
individual PSE and PSD files.

Photoshop offers direct control over many aspects of photo project pages, including direct editing of photo layers 
(called Smart Objects in Photoshop) and frames. These features are limited in Photoshop

  Elements to preserve its easy, 

automatic image-editing workflow. 

Select the Photo Projects document.

In the Finder, right-click on the file and select Show Package Contents.

Open the folder with the same name as the PSE document. 

Right-click the PSD file for the page you want to edit, and choose Open With

  > Photoshop CS.

In Photoshop, make your changes, and then choose File

  > Save. When Photoshop asks if you want to replace the 

existing file, click Yes.