Chapter 15. Showing It Onscreen
Elements is a great packaging tool that you can use to deploy your photos and projects for screen viewing. And that's not just your computer monitor. You can edit photos or assemble creations that are exported for Web viewing, too, and you can even prepare files to show on your television.
In Chapter 3, you can find out about resolutions and color modes. The output requirements for printing files, which we cover in Chapter 14, are much different from what you use for screen viewing.
In this chapter, we cover the options for Web and screen viewing that get you started with basics, including saving images for the Web (or for screen viewing), setting up a slide show, and burning your images on CDs or DVDs.
Getting Familiar with the Elements Sharing and Printing Options
Before we delve into telling you how to make creations for screen viewing, you should be familiar with your available options for not only screen images, but also sharing and printing. The Create and Share panels are available in both Edit Full and Edit Quick modes. Options available to you in the panels are identical in each editing space. If you're using a Windows computer, you can also find these options via the Organizer: When you ...
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