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Adobe Photoshop CS4 One-on-One

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Version Location Description Submitted by Date submitted
Printed Page xviii
Step 7

When I double-clicked on the dekeKeys keyboard shortcuts folder instread of Photoshop CS4 springing to the front my Premeire Elements program came forward. I could not get Photoshop CS4 to recognize the folder and keyboard shortcuts.
Do I need a replacement copy of the dekeKeys folder?

 Anonymous  Nov 27, 2008 
Printed Page xiii
1st par

i'm using the 1-on-1 for ps cs4

i can't find the video files on the dvd.
the book says they are in the "video"
subdirectory (which is NOT there). it goes on
to say i can copy this subdirectory to my
hard disk which is what i would like to do.

thanks,
tom

 tom syrstad  Mar 18, 2009 
Printed Page xxi
Last Paragraph

Hello.I cannot seem to change the keyboard shortcuts. I just purchased the Latest iMac and it's keyboard has the fast forward and volume controls mapped onto the F7-F12 keys.

 Lou Rodriguez  Mar 19, 2009 
Printed Page xxi
last paragraph

Regarding keyboard shortcuts- I managed to figure it out.I had to check the use all F1,F2 etc keys box under the Keyboard tab.

 Lou Rodriguez  Mar 19, 2009 
Printed Page xvii, xviii
Step 4 (Copy the color settings to your hard drive); step 7 (install DekeKeys)

Two minor suggestions in step 4 and one for step 7:

1) It's probably worth pointing out that this step is common across the one-on-one series of books, and Adobe uses the same color settings file across the CSx product line...also, some people may be surprised by unexpectedly finding the color setting file already there if they're starting on their second Deke book.

2) For Windows (XP and Vista) the token shown as "user" in the directory path is *usually* your login name but this isn't always the case. A quick cheat when entering the path in the RUN dialog box is to use "%userprofile%" (without the quotes) as a substitute for everything up to and including the word "user" as shown in the text.


Also, in step 7: suggest that you call attention to the ability to generate an el cheapo Web page with all of the shortcuts. The "Summarize" button in the shortcuts dialog box does stare the user in the face, but it doesn't really call attention to itself. (With a little TLC you can even copy-and-paste from the browser display to a spreadsheet and format the result as desired to create a custom cheat sheet.)

 Joe Morris  Apr 21, 2009 
Printed Page xx
2nd Paragraph

The book requests a download of 4 styles of Bernhard Modern Standard Font. I purchased the Student Edition of Adobe CS4 Design Premium for Windows which, disappointingly, does not contain this particular font set amongst its files (even though it has the other requested files). Basically I would like to know if Deke can recommend a substitute font for the one required? Thanks!

 Anonymous  Sep 22, 2010 
Printed Page 7
Step 4 Line 2

"and choose" should read "or choose". "and" is incorrect.

 MACinTUTOR  Apr 09, 2010 
Printed Page 23
Step 2.

Exercise refers to six photos in the "Balloon Thief" folder for Lesson 01 on the DVD; however, only one photo is included in that folder.

 Sheree Hemphill  Aug 09, 2009 
Printed Page 26
First sentence (top of page), DICOM...

References CS3 Extended Edition, whereas book is CS4.

There may be a further issue: as I read it, Deke states the DICOM metatag fields are only in the Expanded Edition. My CS4 is a stand-alone version, not the Suite or Expanded Edition -- and this stand-alone version has the DICOM fields.

All very minor but in the interest of those who are new to Photoshop... great book even though I've been a Photoshop user and NAPP member for more than ten years.

 Thomas R. Sundstrom  Feb 27, 2009 
Printed Page 26
Figure 1-28

My Windows Vista copy of the stand-alone CS4 (not the Suite or Extended Edition) shows 4 metatags within a category heading Mobile SWF. My guess: Adobe added the category after the book went to press, as there is no written text mentioning Mobile SWF.

Additionally, in the program setup (page xx, last paragraph) it is recommended that the user turn off Version Cue. But in Figure 1-28 the Version Cue metatag category heading is checked; should it be "unchecked"?

 Thomas R. Sundstrom  Feb 27, 2009 
Printed Page 26
1st paragraph, 3rd line

"DICOM appears only with those versions of the Creative Suite that include the more expensive Photoshop CS3 Extended."

Should read Photoshop CS4 Extended.

 Lee Donehower  Jun 15, 2009 
Printed Page 27
4th para

Fields selected in text do not exactly match fig 1-29

Camera Data (EXIF) - Text says to turn on Orientation, Make, and Model. Fig 1-29 shows these on plus Focal Length, Max Aperture, Flash, Metering Mode, and File Source.

 Anonymous  Nov 30, 2008 
Printed Page 34
Step 13

Says "Move the pencil drawings to the top of the sort order."

Not possible to do as the pencil drawings are already at that location in the folder provided on the CD.

 Thomas Benner  Jan 19, 2010 
Printed Page 34
Step 13

My comment should have said DVD instead of CD

 Thomas Benner  Jan 20, 2010 
Printed Page 59
Top of right hand margin "Further Investigation"

This side note refers to Chapter 12, "Levels and Curves" in Lynda.com's Photoshop CS4 One-on-One series

I believe it should be Chapter 13, "Levels and Curves" in Photoshop CS4 One-on-One: Advanced

 Thomas Benner  Jan 19, 2010 
Printed Page 71
Labeling of color wheel

On the splash page, 'Visible Color Wheel', Deke introduces color names derived from art pigments to make it easier for people to imagine degree rotations, and suggests ripping the page out of the book and putting it on your wall.

However, the colors Viridian and Aquamarine are transposed. Aquamarine is a greenish cyan, and should go between Turquoise and Cyan- and Viridian is quite an awesome green (and word!) and should go between Green and Turquoise.

So don't rip it out of the book and memorize it JUST yet ;)

 Chris Johnson  Feb 09, 2010 
Printed Page 106
Last sentence in "Further Investigation"

In the gentle hint that one should look at your online Photoshop training, you suggest that readers "get started with your 7-day Free Trail Account". Lessee now...is that Mark Trail? Or the Free Trail of the Century?

 Joe Morris  Apr 21, 2009 
Printed Page 107
Bottom of Descriptions List

In Descriptions List of the pop quiz, "12." should actually be "L."

 Lee Donehower  Jun 20, 2009 
Printed Page 107
last question on the what did you learn page

The last question is noted as "12" rather than "L"

 Constance Conklin  Sep 27, 2009 
Printed Page 154
Step 4

The text on p. 154 is wrong and the Illustration on p.155 is correct.

The book says "Then choose Image... Rotate Canvas... 90? CW"

It should read "Then choose Image... Image Rotation... 90? CW"

 Thomas Benner  Feb 06, 2010 
Printed Page 156
First paragraph at top of page



The text on p. 156 is wrong and the Illustration on p.157 is correct.

The book says "Choose Image... Rotate Canvas... Arbitrary"

It should read "Choose Image... Image Rotation... Arbitrary"

(identical error on p.157 step 5)

 MACinTUTOR  Feb 10, 2010 
Printed Page 157
Pearl of Wisdom

The Pearl comments on the option bar contents when the ruler tool is used, referring to the angle (A) and distance (D1) fields. That was correct for Photoshop CS2 but in CS4 (and maybe CS3; I never used that version) the label is now L1. (Also: I'm using Windows and don't know what label the MacOS version uses.) The text also makes no mention of the (unpopulated) L2 field.

 Joe Morris  Apr 25, 2009 
Printed Page 157
Step 5

The text on p. 157 is wrong and the Illustration on p.157 is correct.

The book says "Choose Image... Rotate Canvas... Arbitrary"

It should read "Choose Image... Image Rotation... Arbitrary"

 Thomas Benner  Feb 06, 2010 
Printed Page 195
Item 17

The book says to go inside the pattern fill dialog box... this is not the pattern needed. In CS4, one must go to patterns in a submenu to find the Metal Landscape pattern

 Constance Conklin  Sep 24, 2009 
Printed Page 200
Step 1

Reads "Open the image titled Hannah.jpg" It should read "Hannah.psd" (This file is layered and a jpg would not work.)

 MACinTUTOR  Feb 28, 2010 
Printed Page 210
Step 8 - 1st bullet point

"...again drag over the giant mole, as indicated by the yellow brushstroke...". This should read "pink brushstroke".

 MACinTUTOR  Feb 28, 2010 
Printed Page 245
Paragraph No. 2 headed 'Survey the Channels'

While referring to the image file, Match girl.tif on the book's CD ROM, Mr McClelland says in parenthesis: '(For the moment, ignore the three alpha channels, Soft blob, Flame and Final Mask.)'

In fact the only channels that appear in the Photoshop CS4 for Windows Channels Palette are RGB, Red, Green and Blue. The Soft blob, Flame and Final Mask alpha channels are missing.

Please could this image file including all the channels be made available so that Lesson 7 can be completed?

Thank you for your help.

 Anonymous  May 08, 2009 
Printed Page 245
Second Paragraph headed 'Survey the Color Channels'

The problem I reported regarding the missing alpha channels in the file, 'Matchgirl.tiff' was not an error. The alpha channels are present in the file when it is opened directly into Photoshop CS4.

Opening the file in Camera Raw before bringing it into Photoshop CS4 will cause the alpha channels to disappear.

 Anonymous  May 14, 2009 
Printed Page 377
Layers picture

The layers pallete shows a layer for the stars with the effects from the 2084 layer. Nowhere is there mention that one needs to create this as a separate layer. It appears that this layer is just created and not a copy of the 2084 layer. Is that correct?

 George Berg  Sep 30, 2010 
Printed Page 477
Item 11

You mention that one should set the Photoshop CS4 printing to "printer manages colors". In other classes that I have taken the instructors have said to not allow the printer to manage colors, and instead set this Photoshop manages colors. Which is correct, and why?
I am using CS4 and have an Epson R2400 printer.

 George Berg  Oct 25, 2010