Free PDF Manual Guide

Getting Started
• Open “Photoshop CS/CS2”
• Select FileàOpenà [File Path]
• Select WindowàOpen History and Layers
• Select ImageàModeàRGB Color
• Select ImageàModeàAssign ProfileàProfile: Adobe RGB (1998)
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STEP 1: Adjust hood until proper alignment with matching panels is achieved.
STEP 2: Adjust primary latch until it fits into the bar on the hood. Make sure when the hood is closed you can hear the latch “click” onto the hood.
STEP 3: After you here it click, test it to be sure it’s working properly by grabbing the front edge of the hood and slowly pulling upward with a steady even pressure. If the hood opens it’s not adjusted properly; repeat STEP 2 until hood cannot be pulled open after it’s closed.
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Images created in Photoshop, or still photos can be saved at a variety of quality settings or resolutions. Here are the very basics of importing an image created or edited in Photoshop into Final Cut Pro. USE RGB COLOR SCALE!! Final Cut Pro does not recognize the CMYK color scale, and it won’t allow you to import the image into your project. This can be adjusted in Photoshop under “Image->Mode->RGB.”
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As I have often told CMUG members, I only know about two percent of Photoshop. But that two percent is amazingly valuable when I want to “fix” digital photos on my Macintosh. The true experts in Photoshop among you will sneer or laugh at my amateurish use of Photoshop. Never mind them. Use my suggestions until you want to attack the learning curve to be a Photoshop expert.

If you have any version of Photoshop or Photoshop LE, most of the steps I will show here are available. If you use Photoshop Elements, PhotoDeluxe or some other photo editing application, you will need to hunt for similar tools, which may have different names or locations. I am using Photoshop 6 for this tutorial.
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Selection & Cropping Tools
• Rectangular Marquee ( M )
– Used to select rect. shapes within an image; areas can be copied or cut & pasted into new layers. Tool can be used to create bounding box for further work within it’s confines. Elliptical & single column and row tools also available.
• Move Tool ( V )
– Used to move selected layers around. Click and drag to adjust layer elements.
Tool also used to set and move guides.
• Lasso Tool ( L )
– Used to select parts of a layer for editing. Also Magnetic & Polygonal Lassoes
available.
• Magic Wand ( W )
– Used to select portions of image based on colour.
• Crop Tool ( C )
– Used to adjust the size of the whole image. MUST BE USED CAREFULLY
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The brightness adjustment is at the lowest setting No map DVD ROM is inserted or it is inserted upside down The map display mode is switched off Remedy Adjust the settings to make the display brighter Insert the DVD ROM correctly Press the MAP button No voice guide is available or The volume is not high enough The screen is too dim The movement is slow There are a few darker or brighter dots in the display The volume is not set correctly or turned off Adjust the volume correctly The temperature in the vehicle is low This is inherent to displays This condition is a characteristic of liquid crystal displays Wait for the temperature in the vehicle to rise
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I. Smoothening the Photo
1. Open the jpg-image in Photoshop
2. Filters Blur Gaussian blur (radius: around 2-6. Should be really unsharp)
3. Edit Fade gaussian blur (mode: Darken). This step must be made immediately after blurring, else you will not find it in the Edit menu…
4. Filter Blur Smart Blur to smoothen out the picture. mode: “normal”, quality: “high”. Radius (0.8) and Threshold (25)
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Connecting Your Monitor to a Computer
1. Turn off your computer and unplug your computer’s power cable.
2. Connect the blue connector of the monitor’s signal cable to the blue video connector on the back of your computer. Tighten the connector screws finger-tight. Do not overtighten.
3. Fully insert the monitor power cable into the power port on the back of the monitor.
4. Plug the power cables of your computer and your monitor into a nearby electrical outlet.
5. Turn on your computer and monitor. If the monitor does not display an image, refer to the troubleshooting section of this guide.
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This manual must be accessible to the owner/user of this Morse marine product. Includes Installation, operation and maintenance instructions for your Morse marine product. Please read these Instructions through carefully and entirely before beginning Installation.

• PUSH BUTTON: Used for starling or engine warm-up. When the hand lever is in the neutral detent position, depress the button in the center of thfe handle to enable operation of the throttle without engaging forward or reverse gear. When warm-up Is completed, return the lever to the neutral position: the button will pop back out, making the control ready for normal operation.
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In this portion of the class you will learn how to set up your workspace.
1. Set up the workspace. From the Window menu select Tools, Options, Color and History. A checkmark appears next to the words when they are selected and their palettes should be visible on the Desktop. Select Rulers from the View menu. This will place a measuring scale on the top and left side of imagery and is a feature you may find helpful.
2. From Edit > Preferences (Photoshop > Preferences in Mac OSX) select Display and Cursors. A window opens where you may adjust how the cursor is displayed with various tools. For painting tools select Full Brush Tip and click on the Show crosshair in brush tip option. This will show the exact size, shape and center of all painting tools when one is in use. For other tools, select standard. This will show the icon for the cursor when the tool is in use.
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