Adobe 65045315 - Photoshop Elements Use Manual page 284

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 10
Creating projects in the Edit workspace
Create a photo book
Select the images that you want to add to the photo book in the Organize workspace or open them in the Edit
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workspace. Click Create and select Photo Book.
2 Select the appropriate size and theme.
Note: The Sizes panel displays options suitable for various online services.
3 Select Autofill With Selected Images to add all the photos already open in the Project Bin.
Specify the number of pages in the photo book.
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Note: Photoshop Elements supports different ranges of pages depending upon the method of printing that you select. For
example, the range for the locally printed photo book is 2 – 78 pages. The minimum and maximum number of pages also
varies based on the locale.
Click OK.
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Photoshop Elements creates the photo book and displays Pages, Layouts, Artwork, and Text tabs in the Create panel.
Use the following options to fine-tune and add creative designs to your photo book:
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Drag and drop pages in the Pages panel to rearrange pages in photo book.
Pages
Double-click a layout to apply it. Drag and drop to apply a layout.
Layouts
Choose a background, frame, and graphics. Double-click or drag and drop an artwork to add it.
Artwork
Add and edit text on the pages.
Text
Click Switch To Advanced Mode to access Full Edit options.
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Note: In advanced mode, Photoshop Elements changes the resolution from 72 PPI to 220 PPI. You cannot resize a
creation in the advanced mode.
Click Print.
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Note: Photoshop Elements prints pages at a resolution of 220 PPI.
Click Done.
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Create photo books using Shutterfly
You can upload your photos, create photo books, and print using Shutterfly. You can also order a digital scrapbook
using Shutterfly.
In the Edit workspace, click Create, and select Photo Book (or from the Elements Organizer, select the Create tab,
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and select Photo Book).
Select one of the available Shutterfly sizes.
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3 Select a theme.
4 Select Autofill With Selected Images to add all the photos already open in the Project Bin.
Specify the number of pages in the photo book.
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Note: The minimum and maximum number of pages varies based on the locale.
Click OK.
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Photoshop Elements creates the photo book and displays Pages, Layouts, Artwork, and Text tabs in the Create panel.
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