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The Content-Aware Move tool is a great new feature in Adobe Photoshop CS6.  It’s an awesome tool that allows you to move an object to another location in the image — and replaces the hole from where the object was moved with the background.  It’s like magic! You can easily move elements within a scene while Photoshop …

Stay connected to your original Photoshop document.  In Dreamweaver Design View, position your cursor where you’d like to insert an image.Choose Insert Image, then browse to your original Photoshop document (.psd), select the file, then click OK.In the Image Preview dialog box, on the Options tab, select your preferred image format from the Format drop-down …

Use a Spry Tooltip in Dreamweaver to display a larger version of an image when you “mouse over” a thumbnail. Create two versions of an image — one a small thumbnail, and the other the full size version of an image. Insert the thumnail image into your html page with the Insert/Image command. Click on …

Tired of going to the menus to select the same action over and over again?  Having trouble memorizing some of InDesign’s complex keyboard shortcuts?  It’s very easy to create your own custom keyboard shortcuts! From the main menu, select Edit -> Keyboard Shortcut Click the New Set button to create a new set of keyboard …

Open the desired Photoshop file. Create layers to be used in the animation. Choose Window –> Animation to display the ANIMATION (FRAMES) panel. Create animation frames. Set the layer visibility in animation frames. Tween the frames. Set the required frames. At the bottom of the ANIMATION (FRAMES) panel, click the Tweens animation frames button. In …