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L E S S O N 8 What You ll Do PHOTOSHOP 1-36 Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS2 Chapter 1 Concluding Your Work Session At the end of your work session, you might have opened several files; you now need to decide which ones you want to save. QUICKTIP If you share a computer with other people, it s a good idea to reset Photoshop s preferences back to their default settings. You can do so when you start Photoshop by clicking Window on the menu bar, pointing to Workspace, then clicking Reset Palette Locations. Closing Versus Exiting When you are finished working on an image, you need to save and close it. You can close one file at a time, or close all open files at the same time by exiting the program. Closing a file leaves Photoshop open, which allows you to open or create another file. Exiting Photoshop closes the file, closes Photoshop, and returns you to the desktop, where you can choose to open another program or shut down the computer. Photoshop will prompt you to save any changes before it closes the files. If you do not modify a new or existing file, Photoshop will close it automatically when you exit. QUICKTIP To close all open files, click File on the menu bar, then click Close All. In this lesson, you ll use the Close and Exit (Win) or Quit (Mac) commands to close a file and exit Photoshop. . Using Adobe online Periodically, when you start Photoshop, an Update dialog box might appear, prompting you to search for updates or new information on the Adobe Web site. If you click Yes, Photoshop will automatically notify you that a download is available; however, you do not have to select it. You can also obtain information about Photoshop from the Adobe Photoshop Web site (www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html), where you can link to downloads, tips, training, galleries, examples, and other support topics. CLOSE A FILE AND EXIT PHOTOSHOP
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