The document describes the key parts of the Photoshop window, including the title bar, menu bar, options bar, toolbox, status bar, work area/canvas, collapse to icon button, palettes, workspace dropdown menu, and Adobe bridge button. It details the function of each part, such as displaying file properties and tools in the status bar or organizing image files in the Adobe bridge.

1. THE PHOTOSHOP
WINDOW

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1. Title bar
It is where the name
of the program and
the name of the
document appears.

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2. Menu bar
It organizes the useful
commands into
menus across the top
of your screen.

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3. Options bar
It provides options
to the currently
selected tool.

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4. Toolbox
It contains tools to
edit active image or
create graphics.

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5. Status bar
It displays the status of your
created document/file. It
also displays the current
setting you have done to
your work as well as file
properties and tools used.

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6. Work area/ Canvass
It is the largest element of
the work space where your
work is done and displayed.
All of the content resulting
from your application of the
tools and palette options are
found in the canvass.

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PHOTOSHOP WINDOW
7. Collapse to icon button
It helps to minimize clutter in
the work space by hiding
other palettes as an icon. You
can activate palettes one at a
time by clicking the icon that
represents the palette.

9. Parts of the Adobe
Photoshop Window
8. Palettes
Each palette contains related options
that you can use to modify your image.
It include: navigator, color, history and
layers. Each palette also includes a
palette options fly-out menu which is
located at the upper right hand of each
palette. This fly-out includes additional
options for actions for the created
palette.

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PHOTOSHOP WINDOW CS3
9. Workspace dropdown menu
It displays preset workspaces that
you can choose from or with
which you can save your
customize d workspace. You can
go back to the default
workspace by choosing default
workspace from the options.

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PHOTOSHOP WINDOW CS3
10. Adobe bridge button
Lets you organize your image files
efficiently. Other than organizing
image files, the bridge also offers
other functions such as batch
image processing, rating image
files and displaying images in
different modes.