Adobe photoshop elements 用户手册

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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS
User Guide
and operation. Yet other features—such as context 
menus, keyboard commands, and the Quick Start 
window—provide alternate ways to access 
commands.
Using the Hints palette
The Hints palette helps you learn how to use tools 
and palettes. As you drag or click on tools, the 
Hints palette will give you information on using 
the tool.
To use the Hints palette:
1
Display the Hints palette by clicking its tab. If 
the Hints palette isn’t showing in the palette well 
or the work area, choose Window > Show Hints to 
display the palette.
2
Position the pointer over a tool or palette, and 
look at the Hints palette to see a brief description 
of the item.
3
Click the More Help button to find out more 
information about an item.
Using the Recipes palette
The Recipes palette provides activities that guide 
you through different image-editing tasks. For 
example, you can view instructions about 
restoring an old photograph. Photoshop Elements 
will even do some of the steps for you.
To use the Recipes palette:
1
Display the Recipes palette by clicking its tab. If 
the Recipes palette isn’t showing in the palette well 
or the work area, choose Window > Show Recipes 
to display the palette.
2
Select a category of recipes, and click the recipe 
you want to use.
3
Follow the instructions in the recipe. You can 
click the play button (
), when available, to have 
Photoshop Elements perform the task for you.
Using the Info palette
The Info palette provides feedback as you use 
a tool. 
Note: Move the Info palette out of the palette well if 
you want to view information while dragging in 
the image.
To use the Info palette:
1
Display the Info palette by clicking its tab. If the 
Info palette isn’t showing in the palette well or the 
work area, choose Window > Show Info to display 
the palette.
2
Select the desired tool.
3
Move the pointer in the image, or drag in the 
image to use the tool. The following information 
may appear, depending on which tool you’re 
using:
( ) The numeric values for the color beneath the 
pointer. 
( ) The x- and y-coordinates of the pointer.
( ) The width (W) and height (H) of a marquee 
or shape as you drag, or the width and height of an 
active selection.
( ) The x- and y-coordinates of your starting 
position (when you click in the image).