04-21-2007, 11:03 PM
You can save the image at any point and then carry on working on it for another version by clicking on one of the controls. Just don't close the program or go on to another image. You can minimize the program but will need to click the control again when you bring it back up.
Compare your versions side by side to decide which you like best before finally moving on to another shot or closing PP. For anyone who hasn't got it already I would recommend Faststone Image Viewer for doing the comparison (up to 4 images at a time). It is a great image viewer and does a lot more besides. It is free for personal use although donations are appreciated. Just bin the versions you don't want to release the hard drive space again.
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Compare your versions side by side to decide which you like best before finally moving on to another shot or closing PP. For anyone who hasn't got it already I would recommend Faststone Image Viewer for doing the comparison (up to 4 images at a time). It is a great image viewer and does a lot more besides. It is free for personal use although donations are appreciated. Just bin the versions you don't want to release the hard drive space again.
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Regards, Fred
Progress has little to do with speed,
but much to do with direction
Progress has little to do with speed,
but much to do with direction