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Chapter 2: Photoshop Elements workspace<br />

Adobe® Photoshop® Elements 9 has two main workspaces: the Organize workspace and the Edit workspace. Use the<br />

Organize workspace for finding, organizing, and sharing your photos and media files. Use the Edit workspace for<br />

creating, editing, and fixing your images. You can also add functionality with plug-in modules and expand system<br />

memory by using scratch disks.<br />

To open a photo in the Edit workspace, select the photo in Organize workspace. Click the triangle beside the Fix tab,<br />

and then choose Full Photo Edit, Quick Photo Edit, or Guided Photo Edit. When you are working in the Edit<br />

workspace, click the Organizer button to open the Organize workspace.<br />

You can move between the two workspaces by clicking the corresponding button in the Windows® OS task bar or in<br />

the Mac® dock.<br />

About workspaces<br />

The Welcome screen<br />

When you start Photoshop Elements, the Welcome screen opens by default. The Welcome screen is a convenient<br />

starting place, or hub, for major tasks.<br />

Note: The Photoshop Elements free online benefits and Photoshop Elements Plus are available in the United States only.<br />

Internet access required.<br />

Click Organize to import, tag, or organize your photos. Click Edit to enhance your images or add special effects.<br />

Click the Close button (X) in the upper-right corner of the Welcome screen to close the Welcome screen. You can<br />

reopen the Welcome screen at any time by clicking the Welcome Screen button in the Edit workspace or the<br />

Organize workspace. It’s not necessary to return to the Welcome screen to open other workspaces—you can open<br />

different workspaces from within any other workspace.<br />

When you click the settings icon , the Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 dialog box is displayed with options to control<br />

the Adobe Photoshop Elements launch behavior. Select one of the options and click OK:<br />

• Just Show The Welcome Screen<br />

• Always Launch Elements Organizer Behind The Welcome Screen<br />

• Always Launch Photoshop Elements Editor Behind The Welcome Screen<br />

More Help topics<br />

“Sign up with your Adobe ID” on page 2<br />

The Edit workspace<br />

For videos about the Quick Fix and Guided Edit modes, see www.adobe.com/go/lrvid905_pse_en and<br />

www.adobe.com/go/lrvid920_pse_en.<br />

The Edit workspace provides modes to create and edit images. Select one of the following options:<br />

Full Enables you to edit photos in the Full Edit mode.<br />

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