Adobe Photoshop Elements is inexpensive when you consider the program's powerful editing functions and intuitive organizing and sharing capabilities. It can also be relatively easy-to-use -- if the user has a learning tool other than the program's Help files or the flimsy pamphlet Adobe includes in the box. That's precisely why our "Photoshop Elements Missing Manuals" have been such strong sellers. Now updated for the next version of Photoshop Elements, this guide carefully explains every feature the program has to offer (something no other book has done) by putting each one into a clear, easy-to-understand context. Author Barbara Brundage tells readers which features work well, which don't, and why -- all with a bit of wit and good humor.
