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To undo something that you want corrected go to edit and then either undo which will only let you go back once. However if you want to go back more than once you can keep clicking on step backwards.

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To save your image go to file and then save. If you are still editing your photo save your image as a Photoshop document, however if your image is complete then save your image as a JPEG. Once that's decided remember to save the file something you will remember and somewhere you will remember. If you have finished your editing and wish to save it as a JPEG before you go to save go to 'layer' and then 'flatten image' this will flatten each layer and allow you to open the image on other documents. Remember when saving the image as a JPEG you cannot re edit so its best to save a copy as a Photoshop document just to be safe.

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Like brightness and contrast to change the hue and saturation scroll to the top toolbar and find image, it will fall down and go to 'adjustments - 'hue and saturation' A box will appear and you can then either change the effect by choosing a certain amount you want (numbers) or by sliding the bar across - both ways are effective, click on preview to see if you like it before entering, if you change your mind and dont want to change any hue and saturation then just press cancel, however if you're happy with what you have done then press okay.

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To change the brightness and contrast of your image scroll along the top and find the toolbar titled 'image' scroll down the toolbar and click on the words 'brightness and contrast' As you do this a box will appear which will then allow you to decide how much you want of each, press okay once you are happy.

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To be safe you can duplicate your image to make sure you have a backed up copy of your original layer. To do this right click on your original layer and click on duplicate, name the layer whatever you want, once you press enter your original layer will be locked and you will have a new duplicated open layer. A little box will then appear which allows you to blue the image, drag the scroll left or right to whenever your happy with the amount of blur - you do not have to change this.

Now you have two layers you can start adding all the effects you want. Just go to filter and then you will get a whole host of options, varying from blur to distort to sharpen, each effect is unique and does its own thing, to find out what you're after you will have to have a play around. Don't worry if you want to remove each effect as you can either use the undo button or use the rubber tool which will get rid of anything you are not happy with.

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Like the lasso tool go to the left hand side of photoshop and hover your mouse over each one until you see 'crop' once you've found it click down and hold for 2 seconds to choose which crop option you want to use as you will have 4 choices. If choosing the regular crop then a your photo will get 9 sections to it and at the corners and sides of each box you can click and drag to decide how much photo you want removed. Once happy with your photo press the enter key and it will complete.

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On the left hand side of Photoshop there is a bunch of tools and you need to find the tool that literally looks like a lassoed rope. To clarify you have the right tool just hover your scroll over the top of it and it will come up with what the tool is called. Once being sure you've got the tool you want then click on it and three lasso options will appear decide the one you want and then click on it. The lasso tool allows you to select a part of the photo you want to do work on - once youve lassoed it you can delete it, brighten it and do many other things.

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Changing the size of an image is pretty simple all you have to do is scroll along the top and go to the 'image' tab, a list will fall done in which you should click on 'Image size' A box will appear with all the dimensions in and then you can type in whatever width, depth and height you want. Once your happy with the size youve entered just press 'OK' to proceed.

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If you haven't created an account you will have to do so. But if you have an account then the next step will be for you to sign in, you can either sign in with a moo.com account you've created or Facebook. Once you've signed in you will be able to fill out your address and details.

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If you wish to buy the product you will have to decide what shipping you want and this will depend on how quickly you want the product to arrive to you. You can pick the product up from an event, however there are only 5 chooses so you will most likely want it to be delivered to your address.

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You will then have to add your cards to your cart in which you can preview your design to make sure you are happy. It will tell you the cost of your cards and if you are happy with the price you can move on to the checkout.

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Once you've completed the final checks you will be able to make some finishing touches and decide what paper you would like to use as well as what finish you want. These touches make the card more personal.

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After you've chosen your images and have written your text you will get the chance to have some final checks, you will have to tick on all the boxes to move on to the next stage. These boxes make sure you have checked through spelling, the design and all the necessary information. Once you have ticked all the boxes click on next step.

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To add a QR code you click on the same place you would to upload an image. For our case we want the code to link to a website so we would click on that icon and from then on all you have to do is write the URL code in the box and the QR code will appear.

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If you have decided you want images in your design then you will get the option to upload what images you want. You can upload them from your computer or from your social networking sites.

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To get the format text box up, just click on your design and the lines will come up for you to type and change the text format. You can change fonts, sizing, the colour of the text, whether the text is in bold or italic or the positing of the text. Once your happy with the text format just click done.

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To add background colour onto your design just click on background colour and a whole host of colours will appear. The colour can really bring your design to another level.

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Once youve decided what design you want to use. Click on layout and you get to decide how you want your text laid out or even how you want your text and imagery laid out. You can even leave out all text and just insert a full image.

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Moo.com allow you browse through many different design template packs with over 300 offerings. From designs that relate to food, media and art.

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A webcam allows you to take still images and upload them to your padlet straight away. Click allow and the camera will turn on automatically.

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To view your posts as a slideshow, just click on a post and in the top hand corner there will be two cursors in yellow highlight. This allows you to move on or back to the next post.

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Each persons wall has a different URL, a URL allows you to go to your wall a lot quicker. You can share your URL on to social networks. This is an example of a URL and where your URL will be placed.You can embed a wall in blogs and other sites.

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Only the wall owner can delete a post, however you can invite people in which they can either just be able to view your wall, can write posts on your wall, edit posts or if you make someone your administer it means they can do literally anything to your posts - even delete them. To edit a post just double click or tap on the post

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To resize a post or image you have to have your postas on the free form setting and not stream. This cursor will appear when resizing your post into any direction.

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To drag a post, click and hold down and then you can move your post anywhere you want on the page unless you have your page set in stream mode in which you can only drag the posts up or down.

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To add multimedia in a post go to where I have highlighted the three icons in yellow in which you can either add a link, upload a file, or take a picture from webcam. You can add any form of multimedia so videos and links as well as images.

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To add rich text all you have to do is select the text that you want to enrich and a host of different options will show up, such as making your text bold , changing it to italics or creating bullet points.

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To add a post all you have to do is double click on the page and the white box highlighted in blue will appear. When clicking in the box the first line is the title line in which the text will appear in red, whilst underneath is where you add the main body.

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Double click on a post to add text or click on the bottom right which is highlighted to either delete a post or add text. To include an image, drag a file or put the image address into the adding multimedia box. Only editiors can modirate your page so when choosing the people can view your page make sure you dont click on moderate wall if you dont want them being able to make changes.

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To read someone else's or your own padlet, just enter there URL or if you have read there padlet before it will automatically come up on to your recently viewed part.To view an expanded version of a post or its attached multimedia, just click on it.

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To modify your wall click on the icon circled which is located on the right hand side. When clicking on the icon, lots of different options appear and they allow you to do certain modifications such as changing wallpapers, titles and descriptions. When clicking on layout you can choose whether you want a stream or freedom layout. the privacy icon allows you to share your page with other Padlet users, they can be able to modify your wall or just view it. Finally you can make yourself a URL under the address tab.

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To create a new wall is easy. When you log in, it takes you straight to the home page and there is a link what says 'create new padlet' Click on the link and it will take you straight to the new wall.

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To create a new wall just go to the icon + icon and there it will say "create new wall" click on it and a plain wall will come up in which you can create many different posts.

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Task 1: Workspace – Unit 54
(P2, M2 & D2) 

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Task 1: Workspace – Unit 54
(P2, M2 & D2) 