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Post by Sepiana on Nov 19, 2017 22:36:29 GMT
Moderator's Note: This discussion has been moved from another thread.
Due to my recent EXIF corrupting dilemma, I experimented to see if the same scenario happened in E12; I got to the point where I needed to do Window> Images >Tile, so that I could drag one image on top of another; in E7 there are little icons at the upper-right of the image that allow this with a single click; if those little buttons are anywhere in E12 I sure could not find them; then, after getting the images to display in Tile mode, try as I may, I never did find a means of putting them back to Maximum size. |
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Post by Sepiana on Nov 19, 2017 22:44:44 GMT
BuckSkin, starting with Elements 11, . . .
- You have the Layout menu (called the Arrange menu in Elements 8 through 10). - The button for the Layout menu is located at the bottom of the screen. - To display your images in the Tile mode, select the All Column option. - To display just one image in the workspace, select the Default option.
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Post by BuckSkin on Nov 20, 2017 9:26:35 GMT
- The Arrange menu (Elements 7) is now called the Layout menu. Pray tell, where is my "Arrange Menu" in Elements 7 ? Thanks. |
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Post by Sepiana on Nov 20, 2017 14:13:07 GMT
Pray tell, where is my "Arrange Menu" in Elements 7 ? BuckSkin, My sincere apologies! My mistake! I was looking at Elements 10. Adobe introduced the Arrange menu in Elements 8. In Elements 8 through 10 this menu is located on the Menu bar. Sorry for the confusion! I will edit my previous post. |
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Post by cats4jan on Nov 20, 2017 14:23:57 GMT
How does this differ from Window> Images> Tile (or any other of the options, i.e., Cascade) which I have in PSE11 as well as 'layout' ? I know there are several new options in Layout, but functionally - how does this differ?
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Post by Sepiana on Nov 20, 2017 15:59:09 GMT
BuckSkin,
I forgot to address this issue concerning Elements 12 you mentioned in your OP.
If you go to Edit>Preferences>General and turn on "Allow Floating Documents in Expert Mode", you will see an option listed -- "Consolidate All to Tabs". This option will do what you want (just like the Default option in the Layout menu). It will display just one image in the workspace.
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Post by Sepiana on Nov 20, 2017 16:19:09 GMT
How does this differ from Window> Images> Tile . . .? Sometime ago (Elements 8? Elements 9?) Adobe introduced tabs (tabbed images). With tabs, you have additional options when you use the Layout menu.
Two options in the Window>Images menu are available in the Mac version of Elements ONLY -- Minimize and Bring All to Front.
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