....anything really useful here, what with the pack of right-wing
****heads that have taken over this space, but...

....if you are intent on learning photoshop (gawk!) or even if you are an
advanced user, you might enjoy Russel Brown's collection of "how to" videos.

This is one on setting up an Epson printer:

http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/PhotoshopCSPrinSM.mov

Who is Russell Brown?

From the site:

Russell Brown is the Senior Creative Director at Adobe Systems
Incorporated as well as an Emmy Award-winning instructor. His ability to
bring together the world of design and software development is a perfect
match for Adobe products. In Russell’s twenty-four years of creative
experience at Adobe, he has contributed to the evolution of Adobe
Photoshop with feature enhancements, advanced scripts, and most recently
Flash panel development.

With complete mastery and breath taking style, Russell has shown users
how to work – and play – with Adobe software. He has helped the
world's leading photographers, publishers, art directors, and artists to
master the software tools that have made Adobe's applications the
standard by which all others are measured. He shares his delight in
testing the creative limits of his tools as a prolific creator of an
entertaining collection of Photoshop tips and tricks. Many of these tips
have been published in Design Graphics Magazine, and the Photoshop User
Magazine. You can also find many of these tutorials on web at
tv.adobe.com http://www.tv.adobe.com.

His in-depth design knowledge and zany presentation style has won him a
regular following among beginning, intermediate, and advanced users
alike. Keep in mind, a live performance of the Russell Brown Show is not
to be missed.


Emmy Award Winner 2008 (Dr. Brown's Photoshop Laboratory)

Photoshop Hall of Fame Winner 2002



And now, back to the usual melange of right-wing ID spoofers, right-wing
morons, right-wing "I've got mine so screw everyone else" cretins, and
right-wing racists.

Ta-ta.

HK wrote:
...anything really useful here, what with the pack of right-wing
****heads that have taken over this space, but...

...if you are intent on learning photoshop (gawk!) or even if you are an
advanced user, you might enjoy Russel Brown's collection of "how to"
videos.

This is one on setting up an Epson printer:

http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/PhotoshopCSPrinSM.mov

Who is Russell Brown?

From the site:

Russell Brown is the Senior Creative Director at Adobe Systems
Incorporated as well as an Emmy Award-winning instructor. His ability to
bring together the world of design and software development is a perfect
match for Adobe products. In Russell’s twenty-four years of creative
experience at Adobe, he has contributed to the evolution of Adobe
Photoshop with feature enhancements, advanced scripts, and most recently
Flash panel development.

With complete mastery and breath taking style, Russell has shown users
how to work – and play – with Adobe software. He has helped the
world's leading photographers, publishers, art directors, and artists to
master the software tools that have made Adobe's applications the
standard by which all others are measured. He shares his delight in
testing the creative limits of his tools as a prolific creator of an
entertaining collection of Photoshop tips and tricks. Many of these tips
have been published in Design Graphics Magazine, and the Photoshop User
Magazine. You can also find many of these tutorials on web at
tv.adobe.com http://www.tv.adobe.com.

His in-depth design knowledge and zany presentation style has won him a
regular following among beginning, intermediate, and advanced users
alike. Keep in mind, a live performance of the Russell Brown Show is not
to be missed.


Emmy Award Winner 2008 (Dr. Brown's Photoshop Laboratory)

Photoshop Hall of Fame Winner 2002



And now, back to the usual melange of right-wing ID spoofers, right-wing
morons, right-wing "I've got mine so screw everyone else" cretins, and
right-wing racists.

Ta-ta.

Damn right-wing assholes spoofers, you know this is not the real me.
I don't believe photography and photo equipment should be discussed in
rec.boats.