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    Change Channels?

    try Menu Image->adjustment->hue and saturation. In PS CS4 or CS3, you can create an hue/saturation adjustment layer, thus not destroying the original picture.
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    can't figure out how to use marquee tool to delete part of a layer

    The delete button on erases selections on raster layers. On shape layers it will delete the shape. (To learn the differences visit this website) To delete part of a shape, edit it with direct selection or pen tools or use this method: instead of the marquee tool select the rectangle tool. Make...
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    How to make this???

    I partially agree, but there's no need to merge...you will loose the ability to change or create new text. To make the reflection, simply select the area, hide the background and do a Ctrl+shift+c. Then Ctrl+v and you'll get a copy to make the reflection.
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    Lasso Tool

    You can "interchange", in Photoshop is called: add. You can select, change the tool and add to the previous selection (choose the appropriate method in the options bar buttons or press shift to add to the selection). It is only possible to change properties to the whole selection. You can...
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    Lasso Tool

    Google this: "photoshop extract image" and choose...you can learn from different sources, don't fall for tuts or plugins with the words "easy" or "automatic".
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    Advanced Masking/Selection Capabilities

    Select the via channels or using the select color range command seems to be your best options. Of course, each method needs tweeking, depending on the picture itself and the degree of perfection you need.
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    Lasso Tool

    There are hundreds of tuts outhere. You will learn that the best way is heavilly depending on the picture in question. Generally speaking, using the pen tool or the "Channels method" gives the best outcome. The magnetic lasso tool is perfect for well defined edges, but fails in complex areas...
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    How do I....?

    This is not a noob job, but here it goes: Get a picture, select the shape of the guy (I recommend the use of the pen tool to do this, if you want great detail - choose the shape layer mode) If not using the pen tool, create a new layer and fill that area with back. Create a new layer beneath...
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    Hello!

    Png is not suitable for print (nor jpg). If transparency is a must, use tif format
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    Clip layer Effects?

    Solve the broken PSD link in your site and I'll show you.
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    merging together images

    Maybe the warp tool is what you looking for, but it will introduce distortion.
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    Clip layer Effects?

    Add a layer mask to the text layer. In layer blending options check the "layer mask hides effects" checkbox. paint areas in the layer mask to get the desired effect.
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    Stitch in CS4

    Can you tell us why?
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    "Whitewash" effect in Photoshop

    That is of course, your humble opinion. Did you forgot that this is the "newbie" forum? or you forgot to tell us why curves are better than levels in this particular case?
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    How to make a cube that looks sketched?

    You're right. Draw a cube.
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    How to make a cube that looks sketched?

    Draw a cube. Goto menu "Edit->transform->perspective"
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    Stitch in CS4

    It has a plugin called photomerge. Goto menu "file->automate->photomerge". The CS4 version is awsome.
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    "Whitewash" effect in Photoshop

    Yes, desaturate. Then do a Ctrl +l (levels adjust) and play with the settings. If want to apply these changes only in certain areas, select it first.
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    Changing CMYK colors HELP !

    First, to learn what we are talking about: read this What CorelDraw has to do with the fact that you want to print something designed in Photoshop? If you click the set color button you'll see that there are four color spaces. HSB, CMYK, LAB and RBG. Each one have their values. Photoshop is so...
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    Photoshop to Publisher

    Sure, save in jpg, png or whatever format and use them as usual.
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