Watch Folders in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Watch Folders in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of the “Watch Folders” dialog box in Photoshop Elements.
Watch Folders in Photoshop Elements: Overview             If using Windows, you can specify watch folders in Photoshop Elements. Watch folders are folders the Organizer watches to look for new media you add to the folders. By default, the “My Pictures” folder is the default watch folder in Photoshop Elements. You can also specify additional folders
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Sort Images in the Organizer in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Sort Images in the Organizer in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user sorting images in the Organizer of Photoshop Elements.
Sort Images in the Organizer in Photoshop Elements: Overview             To sort images in the Organizer in Photoshop Elements, use the “Sort By” drop-down. This drop-down appears just above and to the left of the Organizer window. You can choose to sort by date, placing the newest or oldest images at the top. It is
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The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user increasing color saturation in a photo by using the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             You use the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements to make subtle changes to the color saturation of an area. To use the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements, select that button from the Toolbox and Tool Options Bar. Note that the Sponge Tool shares the same button in the
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The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions

The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions: A picture of the Paint Bucket Tool being used in Photoshop Elements.
The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements fills adjacent pixels that are similar in color value to pixels you select. It fills these pixels with either the selected foreground color or with a pattern. To use the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements, click the “Paint
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