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I got a new Dell a few weeks ago, and had Photo-shop installed.
 
The laptop works great, but, photo-shop is confusing.
 
I am not very bright, and I also am easily frustrated.
 
Is Photo-shop as complicated as it seems, or am I just a total injit?
 
 
Is there a place online, that I can get tips / instruction manual that is VERY SIMPLE that explains how to use
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 6.0
 
Thanks
 
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guess it should be ADVICE
 
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bump
 
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No, Photoshop is a bear. 
 
Hit your local bookstore and find Photoshop Elements for Dummies. These are great for learning programs such as this.
 
 
 
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READ
 
DAMN
 
I HATE TO READ
 
 
Thanks for the feed back....will hit barnes and noble this weekend
 
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Thx Willie...
 
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youtube it, you'll most likely find a bunch of short videos with little things you can do.
 
There's a ton of photoshop type books out there, check out amazon reviews on books so you can get an idea which ones are generally good or bad.
 
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to answer your question would be yes and no. I am a graphic designer and use Photoshop everyday and have for the past 12 years. If you are going to be doing some simple photo touch up and color corrections Photoshop is not hard to learn. That said after 12 year so of using it I still find new things and different effects all the time.
again if you are wanting do to simple things just get familiar with the Clone Stamp Tool, the Magic Wand tool and the then the Adjustment features under Image. Send me a question if you have anything specific.
 
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Photoshop is a great program. You definitely need to get a book or go back take a night school course. Worth the money either way. 
 
 
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Don't waste your money on books or classes.  If you are going to spend a little bit of cash to learn Photoshop, go to Linda.com. 

This site will teach you the ins and outs, step by step, on the computer.  IMO there is no better way to learn any type of editing/effects program.  I do this stuff for a living and when I need help with anything Photoshop related I go to that site.
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