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photoshop 7

Introduction | Creating and Opening an Image | Editing an Image | Understanding and Switching Between Layers
Cropping and Resizing Images | Moving and Selecting/Deleting Parts of Images | Adding Text
Altering Your Images | Rotating and Drawing Shapes | Eyedropper and Zoom Tools | History
Brightness & Contrast | Layer Styles | Filters | Saving

Moving an Image:
You can move an image to any area of the canvas you wish. Select the "Move" tool, and click and drag the image to any area of the canvas you wish.


Selecting / Deleting a Part of an Image:

Choose the "Marquee" tool, and click and drag around a part of an image. A rotating, dotted line will surround that area. To delete this section that you've selected, hit the "Delete" key on your keyboard.

The "Magic Wand" can select a larger area of an image by grabbing similar looking pixels and grouping them together. Select the Magic Wand tool and click an area of an image. It will select a large portion of the area which you can move, delete, etc.

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