Elements 10
Nov 13, 2011 16:19:40 #
Elements 10 is on sale at COSTCO for under 50 dollars!! :thumbup:
Nov 14, 2011 13:26:57 #
Nov 14, 2011 14:45:55 #
Several years ago I purchase APS Element 5 and was not to interested with all of the things you were required to do to process a picture. I have Adobe LR3 and really enjoy the program, but I thought I would revist APS Elementss 10. Do you know of any good how to book on this program????
Nov 14, 2011 14:58:54 #
I think you can download a free "Dummies" book for Elements at:
http://www.ipdfconverter.com/blog/adobe/photoshop-elements-9-all-in-one-for-dummies-free-pdf-ebook-download.html
Elements is really quite easy to use, as well as being comprehensive. Technically, Adobe PhotoShop is the grandfather from which most all other image editing programs have derived.
http://www.ipdfconverter.com/blog/adobe/photoshop-elements-9-all-in-one-for-dummies-free-pdf-ebook-download.html
Elements is really quite easy to use, as well as being comprehensive. Technically, Adobe PhotoShop is the grandfather from which most all other image editing programs have derived.
willet wrote:
Several years ago I purchase APS Element 5 and was not to interested with all of the things you were required to do to process a picture. I have Adobe LR3 and really enjoy the program, but I thought I would revist APS Elementss 10. Do you know of any good how to book on this program????
Nov 14, 2011 17:33:07 #
Nov 14, 2011 19:46:38 #
gizzy.whicker I tried to download from that site. Any download they offer requires the download of a program. I was unable to access this or any "free" book without installing something else They have a different required download for each book. No download button on the page relates to the book itself.
Nov 14, 2011 20:29:28 #
Yeah... they often do that. I think they're PDF files, which requires that you have "Adobe Reader" installed on your computer. Adobe Reader is free. You might try downloading and installing that first. Try Google to find it.
Sensei wrote:
gizzy.whicker I tried to download from that site. Any download they offer requires the download of a program. I was unable to access this or any "free" book without installing something else They have a different required download for each book. No download button on the page relates to the book itself.
Nov 14, 2011 22:33:39 #
I have adobe reader. The point is they do not let you download the allegedly free books. You must download something else. They may or may not let you download a book after you do. Each book listed requires you download something. I don't wish to download, subscribe or install things I do not want or need.
Nov 15, 2011 02:51:03 #
Tried downloading that For Dummies- MALWARE!!!! Luckily Avira caught it and removed it. Then I verified with Malwarebytes. What's up with these virus POS people. Can't they find something better to do with their time, like buy photography stuff!!!!
Nov 16, 2011 11:01:08 #
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Nov 16, 2011 15:56:44 #
TerryT, that depends on your needs. If you can do everything you want with 9, don't bother. Once you reach the limits of 9, you can decide if you want or need something else. I can do most of what I want in 4. I use other programs as well and have 9 on a number of machines. I also have PS5. Most of it is overkill for me.
Nov 16, 2011 16:45:17 #
Nov 16, 2011 16:52:31 #
Sensei wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. If only the nearest Costco, didn't require $40 or more in gas
If you have Costco membership, you can mail order it off the internet - they have free shipping too. If no membership, I think you pay a 2% surcharge - $1.00 - still a bargain. I just ordered mine.
Nov 16, 2011 17:39:23 #
PuppyDoc wrote:
If you have Costco membership, you can mail order it off the internet - they have free shipping too. If no membership, I think you pay a 2% surcharge - $1.00 - still a bargain. I just ordered mine.
Sensei wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. If only the nearest Costco, didn't require $40 or more in gas
If you have Costco membership, you can mail order it off the internet - they have free shipping too. If no membership, I think you pay a 2% surcharge - $1.00 - still a bargain. I just ordered mine.
The last time I purchased from Costco as a non-member the surcharge was 15%, but that was a few years ago.
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