I failed to mentioned Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail in Gatlinburg. It's a one way loop road 6 miles long. Also some old homesteads and wildlife. From my experience it is no where near as crowded as Cades Cove.

If you decide to go, once you get a little ways into the park the road will fork, make sure you go right or you're end up on the quick exit route and miss everything.

https://smokymountains.com/park/things-to-do/roaring-fork-motor-nature-trail/#/

Be sure to take a trip to Cades Cove. It is a 11 mile loop road. There's a lot of old homesteads and churches along the loop including wildlife (bears, deer, turkeys, etc.)

https://smokymountains.com/park/cades-cove/scenic-drive/#/

thank you very much

Could someone walk me through the steps, using Photoshop Elements 2021, on how to remove stain marks from old scanned photos. The YouTube examples I have seen are mostly for Photoshop and not Elements. I have several old photos that have developed stain marks. I have attached an example.

I would appreciate any help you might offer.

Mike

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I upgraded from PSE 2018 to 2021 without any problems. After Adobe upgraded to PSE 2021.2, PSE no longer recognizes my Perfectly Clear Complete plugin. I have to run it in stand along mode. I have contacted Adobe and Perfectly Clear tech support. They have not yet found a solution.

Other than this, I haven't had any problems with PSE 2021.

If you are using the old Microsoft Live Mail 2012, you can import your Contact List by:

* Click on the Contact folder (below the Mail and Calendar folder) on the left side of the screen
* Click on the Home tab at the top of the screen
* Click on the Import button under the Home tab
* Select the format of the saved Contact List - probably CSV (Comma Separated Values)
* Browse to and Open the saved Contact List File
* Click Next
* Select the fields you want to import
* Click Finish

Your problem could be related to a corrupt .PST file which holds your emails. One problem may be you've reached the maximum size of 20gb. If this is not the case, then your .PST file may have gotten corrupted. There is a MS utility call "SCANPST" that you can use to repair a corrupt .PST file.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/repair-outlook-data-files-pst-and-ost-25663bc3-11ec-4412-86c4-60458afc5253

I did. I had an old B&W photo of the main street of the town where he used to lived. I copied him and pasted him on the photo of main street.

thank you very much. I appreciate it very much.

thank you all for your suggestions and help.

I have a very old photo that a friend has given me that is heavily overexposed. It is a picture of a local resident who lived in a nearby community year ago. He has since passed on. I've tried to get a decent photo using Photoshop Elements 2018 but haven't had any luck. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I might try or maybe have the time to see if they can make a halfway decent photo. It doesn't have to be in color. A B&W photo would suffice. I would appreciate anything you might suggest or be able to do.

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