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How to Create iPod Nano
in Drawing Techniques
How to Create iPod Nano

<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, May 2006</span><br/>The iPod Nano is definitely a well recognized device in todayâ??s world. Why not design your on Nano image to display images on your site? Check out this tutorial to find out how.

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in Photoshop Articles
Photographing CRT Televisions and Monitors

All CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) have a refresh rate. A refresh rate defines how fast the frames are being shown. For example, if a monitor has a refresh rate of 60hz, it means that the image is being shown and updated 60 times a second. At 60hz, the monitor will flash the image 60 times every second.

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Using the clipboard
in Miscellaneous Photoshop Tutorials
Using the clipboard

If you are new to scripting for Photoshop, please view our Photoshop Scripting Basics tutorial for an introduction to Photoshop scripting and a few exercises about basic JavaScript. 1. Check to for an opened document. If there isn't an opened document, nothing will happen

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Document Metadata
in Miscellaneous Photoshop Tutorials
Document Metadata

The first thing we need to do is check to see if there is an document. To do this, we'll check to see if the current document has a length. If it doesn't, it obviously means that there are no opened documents and the script will do nothing instead of giving an error.

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Canvas Size
in Miscellaneous Photoshop Tutorials
Canvas Size

1. Save the current ruler units preference and change it to one you would like to work with. var oldRulerUnits = preferences.rulerUnits; preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS; For a better understanding of the above code, please read the Setting the Ruler and Type Units tutorial.

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Switching Between Open Documents
in Miscellaneous Photoshop Tutorials
Switching Between Open Documents

What if we have several opened documents and want to choose only one of them to be closed? Documents are identified by the ordered they were opened in. Open several files inside Photoshop and click on the Window menu. We'll notice that the documents shown on the bottom of the menu are sorted by the....

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