What files should I put in Photoshop(PS) or Image Ready (IR) Or should I keep the default giles like they are?
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Just install the software, don't add anything unless you have plug-in files to put in the plug in folder.
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image files AKA pictures
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Photoshop has lots of plug-ins... Some may be free. The program itself is like $700... What plug-in might you be looking for?
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its better to be shown how to use photoshop.\nStick with the basics, learn as much as you need other wise its overwhelming.\n\nOr try www.computerarts.co.uk
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well on the resizing, go to your HP image zone and click on resize over on the left and then click like web page size... i dont know about changing the kind of file it is....
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You should try GIMP.  It's an open-sourced version of photoshop.  You can download it from www.gimp.org.  It's very powerful, but has a bit of a steep learning curve.  The website has lots of documentation and the community is very helpful, though.
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I haven't used it for anything like that but PhotoPlus is my default image program since I downloaded it free a few weeks ago. There's also a DrawPlus program listed. Check out the details on the site to see if one of them will work for you.
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Open the file on an image editing software (Photoshop would be most appropiate). Now press Save As and save it into the type you would like it to be.
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Use Nero, it will open the image file for you.
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Yes , see this Free program : http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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Check your images are at 72 dpi as that is the correct size for the screen. Any higher is for printing.\nMake your photos even smaller.\nCheck they are saved as Jaypegs.\nYou can get Photoshop on a 30 day trial, and you can use the Save For Web option. It will compress the jaypegs, you can choose the rate of compression. There'll be little difference at '80', some photos you can take as low as '60'.\nOr try Irfanview, its free.\nhttp://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/  -Paint.net Paint with layers.\nhttp://www.irfanview.com - useful graphics tool
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Check if there are plug-ins in the CD that hold the application, check in the readme file if you need to install plug ins before installing Photoshop.\n\nAnd make sure you have a geniune copy of it.
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GIMP found at http://www.gimp.org/\n\nThis software is freely distributed and is very close to what Photoshop is. View, and manipulate your pictures with this really cool software.\n\nEnjoy!
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http://www.good-tutorials.com/ has alot of photoshop 7.0 and newer, but if you look around there might be some for 6.0, not sure what the difference is, maybe you  can use 7.0 tutorials
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Right click on and image file you want to open, when the menu pops up select "Open With", then select "choose program". When the dialog box pops up choose the program you want to open that type of image file, then select the box that says " Always use the selected program to open this type of file".\n\nDo this with each type of image file you want to change the associations for, i.e., jpeg, bitmap, png., etc.
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For the Web, PNG and GIF.\n\nFor print work, you can add EPS.
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From [1]:\n\n"This free 369-page Photoshop e-Book gives you step-by-step techniques to tweak, embellish, and transform photos. If you are serious about digital photography; either as a passionate amateur, money-earning professional photographer or artist, or anywhere in between, and you want to edit your photos digitally with Photoshop 7 this book is for you! It is for you regardless of your experience level with Photoshop 7 or other versions."\n\nDownload it at [2].\n\nAlso, you can get the official PS CS2 help files right from the source at [3]. Just ignore the stuff about features you don't have.