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I purchased a new laptop - and a new printer - and upgraded from Photoshop Elements 3 to Photoshop Elements 7. Well, it's back to Square One, on the Learning Curve, in regard to all three purchases.
I just tried to edit a watercolor painting, which I did today, in Photoshop Elements 7. And I wasn't able to change the font color.So, I booted up Elements 3 and I easily changed the color of the font. The joys of new technology!
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Out doing some blog hopping to find out about chunky ATCs and found you. At least you know Elements 3. I have that version and I'm still trying to learn. In one of your posts I read that you are from the Carolinas. Me too, Murrells Inlet, SC.
Your creations are inspiring.
Jeanette
Posted by: Jeanette | August 30, 2009 at 04:51 AM