Editor’s Note (March/April 2009)

By Rick LePage · Issue: V6N2 (March/April 2009)

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When I speak with people who want to learn more about Photoshop Elements, I usually tell them that the key to getting the most out of the program is to gain an understanding of two concepts: Levels and layers…

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1 Reply to Editor’s Note (March/April 2009):

Dorrie
May 10, 2010 at 2:46 pm

I have a suggestion for the “Home” page where the Recent Tutorials & Videos and Popular Tutorials & Videos are listed.

Listing the Date when these were first created would be very helpful. The date could be listed right under the heading of the Tut or Video, thereby letting you know immediately if it is current or not. I think it would also be helpful for new subscribers by letting them know how long ago the tutorial or video was first posted.

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