Below are some Recommended tutorials to learn psp8!


70 tutorials, most in Portuguese some in English. But graphic terminology in English so easy to follow...If you wish the translation of something, please ask me after January 6.
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Customizing Menus in PSP8 This tutorial will teach you how to use some of the basic customization available in Paint Shop Pro 8 to change PSP's menus - how to add or remove commands, how to move items from one menu to another, how to create keyboard shortcuts for menu items, and how to create your own menus and submenus.


Customizing Toolbars in PSP8 This tutorial will teach you how to use some of the basic customization available in Paint Shop Pro 8 to change PSP's toolbars - how to add or remove tools from toolbars, how to move tools from one toolbar to another, how to add keyboard shortcuts to tools, and even how to create your own personalized toolbars.


Using Selection Files in PSP 8 This tutorial will teach you how to set up your selection folders in PSP 8 so you won't get more than 1 set of selections at a time. Once you have the basic environment set up, it is no more difficult than it was in PSP 7. It's just done a different way. Using selections in PSP 8 is so much easier - you can even preview them before you load them, and you can control where they load on your image.


Adding Tutorials as Quick Guides in PSP 8 *** my Favorite! Many people have a difficult time printing the many pages of tutorials, and others don't like flipping back and forth between screens to do a tutorial. For some of us, by the time we flip back to PSP, we've already forgotten what the tutorial told us to do! Enter the PSP 8 Learning Center and Quick Guides! This is a new method of keeping the tutorial right there in your PSP workspace while you're completing its steps. What an idea! This tutorial will show you how to take advantage of this technology for any current tutorial. I hope to follow this tutorial up with one outlining the basics of creating a good Quick Guide tutorial.


JASC PSP8 - Learn how to set your preferences in PSP8 While there are a lot in the preferences that remains the same from PSP7 to V8, there are also a number of new items that you may not be aware of. This tutorial will show you what you can now customize in your Preferences in V8.


JASC PSP8 - Getting Started in PSP8 This will be an ongoing tutorial to help you locate new features and where old features are now located. How to set up your psp8 and has loads of screen shots!


Learn the Tools & Menus - What's new and where to find old features ** has a lot to offer! This will be an ongoing tutorial to help you locate new features and where old features are now located. So many have asked, "I can't find...", or "what happened to the retouch tools", etc. so I have a LOT of screenshots of the tools and the menus in order to help you find things a little easier.


PSPUG Tutorial - Introduction to Version 8 We will begin by exploring the differences between Version 7 and Version 8. Fundamentally, the appearance of the tools, palettes and other tool bars are not substantially different. However, learning the changes in v8 does require a bit of time to become acquainted with the differences from v7. Changes include the location for certain features and there are new looks to the palettes. There are many new features and additions in this version.


Overview 8 We have some changes here! If you have used PSP 7 and are trying out PSP 8 now you are going to have to do some exploring here. heeheheh Nothing REAL major but some things have been moved around to different areas to try and simplify and group all common areas together. If you are COMPLETELY new to PSP then you have come to the right place!


Setting Preferences 8 This tutorial is written for the newer user of PSP. This tut is designed to help you "get started" with PSP and to help you to try and maximize the use of your new and powerful graphics program.







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