Desktop Publishing Operator Quizzes ( 2020)
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Exercise 89
Exercise
89
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Adobe Photoshop Software.
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Objectives: At the end of this exercise you shall be able to
Create New File
Open an Image
Save a Document
PROCEDURE
Task 1: Add Layers to an Active Document
1.
Select the Layers panel.
2.
Click the Layers Options button, and
then click New Layer.
The new layer is inserted directly above the active layer.
Task 2: Duplicate a Layer
1.
Select the Layers panel.
2. Select
the layer you want to duplicate.
3. Click
the Layers Options button,
and then click Duplicate Layer.
4. Enter
a name for the new layer.
5. To
place the layer in another open document, click the Document list arrow,
and then select a document.
6.
Click OK.
Task 3: Move/Copy Layers Between Documents
1. Open
the documents in which you want to move layers.
2.
To have more than one
document in view, click the Window menu,
point to Arrange,
and then click Cascade or
Tile.
3.
Click on the document
containing the layer you want to move.
4. Drag
the layer from the Layers panel into the window of the destinationdocument.
• If
you prefer copy and paste, you can select the layer, click the Edit
menu,
and then click Copy in
the source, and then click the Edit
menu,and then click Paste, Paste Into, or Paste in Place in the
destination.
Photoshop creates a new layer with a layer copy in the
document.
Task 4: Use layer via copy and layer via cut
Another way to create a
layer is to use the Layer via Copy command on the Layer menu.
1. Make a selection on a layer or background and
choose Layer→New→Layer via cut.
2. The copied selection is placed on a new layer
with the default name of Layer 1.
(You can duplicate this
with the Layer via Cut command, but now, Photoshop deletes the selected area
from the source layer or background, and places it on the new layer. The source
layer is left with a gaping hole. If you used the background for the source,
your background color fills the space. Remember that you can use these two
commands only within the same image, not between multiple images.)
Note that you can now
select multiple layers and perform the Layer via Copy and Cut commands.
Exercise 88
Exercise
88
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Adobe Photoshop Software.
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88. Practice creating new canvas using existing canvas
size, save it and again open it.
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Objectives: At the end of this exercise you shall
be able to
Create New File
Open an Image
Save a
Document
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PROCEDURE
TASK 1: Create New File
①Click
the File
menu, and then click New.
②Type
a name for the document.
③Click the Preset list arrow, and then select a preset document, or choose your own
options to create a custom document.
• Width and Height.
Select from various measurements, such as points, centimetres, or inches.
• Resolution. Select a resolution, such as 72 ppi
(pixels/inch) for online and 300 ppi for print.
•ColourMode. Select a colour mode,such as RGB for colour and Grayscale for black/white.
•Background Contents. Select a background colour or a transparent
background.
④ClickOK
Task 2: Open an Image
① Click the File menu, and then click Open to display all file types in
the file list of the Open dialog box.
② Clickthe Files of Type (Win) or Enable (Mac) listarrow, andthenselect a format.
③ Click the the Look In (Win) or Where (Mac) list arrow, and then choose the location where the image you want to open is stored.
④ Click the image file you want to open.
⑤Click Open.
Task
3: Save a Document
j Click the
File
menu, and then click Save (for an unsaved new document) or Save As to create a new document.
k Enter a
name for the file in the File Name (Win) or Save As (Mac) box.
l Click the
Format list arrow,
and then select a format.
mClick the Save In(Win) or
Where(Mac)list arrow, and then choose where to store the image.
nSelect from the available Save options:
1.
As A Copy. Saves a copy of the file while keeping the current file on your desktop.
2.
Alpha Channels Saves or removes alpha channel information for the image.
3.
Layers.
Maintains all layers in the image. If this option is cleared or unavailable,
all visible layers are flattened or merged (depending on the selected format).
4.
Notes. Saves
notes with the image.
5.
Spot Colours.
Saves or removes spot channel information for the image.
o Select from the available Colour
options:
1.
Use
Proof Setup. Creates a colour-managed document.
2.
Embed
ICC Profile (Win) or Colour Profile (Mac). Embeds proof profile information in
an untagged document. If the document is tagged, the profile is embedded by
default.
1.
Thumbnail. Saves thumbnail data for the file.To use this option,
you need to select Ask When Saving for the Image Previews option in the File
Handling Preferences.
Use Lower Case Extension.Makes the file extension lowercase.
q Click Save.
r If prompted, select the Maximize Compatibility check
box, and then click OK to maximize the compatibility of the file save.
To not show the dialog box in the future, select the Don’t show
again check box.
Exercise 87
Exercise 87
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Adobe Photoshop
Software.
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Objectives: At the end of this
exercise you shall be able to
1.
Start a Photoshop
2.
Viewing the Photoshop Window
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PROCEDURE
TASK 1: START A PHOTOSHOP
①Click Start on the taskbar.
② Point to All Programs (which changes to Back).
③ Point to an Adobe Collection CS6 menu, if needed.
④ Click Adobe Photoshop CS6.
⑤ If you’ restarting Photoshop CS6 for the first time, you might
be prompted to specify the following:
•Enter or create an Adobe ID to register
the product, click Submit, and then click done.
•Specify whether you want to migrate presets
from earlier CS versions.
TASK 2: Viewing the Photoshop Window
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