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Hi all,
I’m a web designer / developer and I’ve always used fireworks to create my graphics for buttons, or backgrounds of web sites.
I’m aware that photoshop is apparantly the tool of choice for most pro web designers, but……..
How the heck can you size things in Photoshop (CS3)???!
Sounds like a daft question, and sounds like an extremley basic task, but I cannot find how / where to do it in photoshop.
Say I need two shapes to be the same width, and I’m creating two images, how do I set the two shapes to be 100px wide for example? I don’t mean the canvas, I mean a shape within a canvas.
Point me in the right direction and call me stupid!
Thanks
I’m a web designer / developer and I’ve always used fireworks to create my graphics for buttons, or backgrounds of web sites.
I’m aware that photoshop is apparantly the tool of choice for most pro web designers, but……..
How the heck can you size things in Photoshop (CS3)???!
Sounds like a daft question, and sounds like an extremley basic task, but I cannot find how / where to do it in photoshop.
Say I need two shapes to be the same width, and I’m creating two images, how do I set the two shapes to be 100px wide for example? I don’t mean the canvas, I mean a shape within a canvas.
Point me in the right direction and call me stupid!
Thanks
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