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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Join a Meeting in Teams – Overview and Instructions

A picture of a user joining a meeting in Microsoft Teams via a previous meeting chat.
Overview There are a few different ways to join a meeting in Teams. How you join depends on who created the meeting, where it is taking place, whether or not you have a Teams account, and how you received the meeting details. To join a meeting in Teams that is scheduled in your calendar, click
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The Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions

The Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions: A picture of a user applying the Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             When you select the Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements and click and drag it in an image, it produces an effect similar to the effect of dragging your finger through wet paint. The Smudge Tool in Photoshop Elements picks up the color of the place at which
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Use Graphs in QuickBooks Desktop Pro- Instructions

Use Graphs in QuickBooks Desktop Pro- Instructions: A picture of the Income and Expense Graph in QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Use Graphs in QuickBooks Desktop Pro: Overview             You can use graphs in QuickBooks Desktop Pro to see a visual representation of report data. You can use graphs in QuickBooks Desktop Pro to view your data as either a bar graph or a pie chart. However, the “Budget vs. Actual” and “Net Worth” graphs are
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The Eraser Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

The Eraser Tool in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user applying the background color by using the Eraser Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Eraser Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             The Eraser tool in Photoshop Elements applies the background color to an image. Contrary to what its name implies, this tool does not make pixels transparent in an image. Instead, it applies the background color, versus the foreground color. To use the Eraser Tool in Photoshop Elements,
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The Pencil Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

The Pencil Tool in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user drawing a line by using the Pencil Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Pencil Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             The Pencil Tool in Photoshop Elements draws hard-edged lines in photos. Click the Pencil Tool button in the Toolbox to use it. Then click and drag in your image to create lines and apply color to the pixels in the selected layer. The Pencil Tool has many
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The Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

The Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions: A picture of a user correcting photo imperfections using the Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             The Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop Elements corrects slight imperfections in an image. It does this by blending them with the pixels in the surrounding image. The Healing Brush Tool works in the same manner as the Clone Stamp tool. However, the Healing Brush Tool also
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Keyboard Shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro

Using Keyboard Shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro: A picture of the most-commonly used “Ctrl”-key keyboard shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro.
How to Apply Keyboard Shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro: Overview             You can use keyboard shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro to perform commands. Keyboard shortcuts in QuickBooks Pro appear in the Menu Bar to the right of the specific command to which they correspond. For example, clicking the “Lists” command in the Menu Bar shows the keyboard
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