locked pictures

[Ned Dickert]

Its locked as the background. Double click on the layer in the palette and it will ask you to rename it, probably “layer 0”. Then you are good to go.

Ned Dickert
Communication Coordinator
Arlington Independent Media

[Glen Heighton]

Thanks for taking the time in answering what must appear to be a basic question. Very much appreciated! with a little luck and a lot of time, i think i will enjoy the learning process!

Thanks again

Glen

[Ned Dickert]

You’re welcome Glen, everyone has to start sometime!

Ned Dickert
Communication Coordinator
Arlington Independent Media

[Glen Heighton]

Hi Ned,
Thanks again so much for the help you gave, im now enjoying creating my own Masterpieces! (well, im happy with them anyway!)

If i can be as rude as to ask one more piece of advice, normally when i send something to the printer, it asks me what quality i would like, draft, etc,,,,

But when i choose print from the photoshop menu, it doesn’t seem to offer me the choice, and as a result, the printed out picture looks a little ‘grainey’ almost like the setup was trying to save on ink!

The Ink is almost new, so im presuming that there is something else i am missing out on.

Please dont feel you have to keep answering my questions, but if you do have the time, it would be greatly appreciated!

kindest regards

Glen

[Ned Dickert]

No problem.

So when you go to file->print you should see a preview on the left and then lots of options on the right. Make sure to click on available buttons like “preferences” or “settings” or whatever they may be. Also remember you have settings for the printer as well. Make sure you have the right paper settings selected in the photoshop dialog and the printer dialog. If you go through the buttons and the drop down menus you should be able to find all the settings you need.

Ned Dickert
Communication Coordinator
Arlington Independent Media