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61.	Photoshop 7 Special Effects By Scott Kelby Dec 13, 2002 Scott Kelby toyed with other names like "Zowie-wowie effects," "Turbo-mondo spasmatic effects," and even "Intergalactic alien death-ray effects," but those names just weren't special enough for the effects he had planned for this sample chapter.
62.	Creating Selections in Photoshop 7 By Peter Lourekas, Elaine Weinmann Dec 6, 2002 This sample chapter covers the creation of selections in Photoshop using the Rectangular Marquee, Elliptical Marquee, Lasso, Polygonal Lasso, Magic Wand, and Magnetic Lasso tools, as well as the Color Range and Extract commands.
63.	Essential Photoshop Tips and Tricks By David Blatner, Bruce Fraser Dec 6, 2002 In this article, David Blatner and Bruce Fraser visit the depths of Photoshop to bring you valuable tips and tricks.
64.	Compositing an Imaginary Place with Photoshop By Sharon Steuer Nov 29, 2002 See how an idea for a client turned into a new method for creating imaginary places as Sharon Steuer pieces together digital snapshots in Photoshop to create an original composition.
65.	Photoshop 7 Interface Design By Ben Willmore Nov 22, 2002 This sample chapter will help you develop the understanding and skills needed to create highly professional-looking interface elements for your website.
66.	Simulating Film Grain in Photoshop 7 By Luanne Seymour Cohen Nov 22, 2002 Create an ethereal artistic effect in your images by simulating the graininess of film. Here's a quick and dirty Photoshop 7 design tip that you can start using right away!
67.	Photoshop Layer Sets By Sean Duggan Apr 5, 2002 Photoshop 6 Artistry co-author Sean Duggan shows how to make the most of Photoshop 6's Layer Sets to create order out of the chaos of crowded, cluttered layer palettes.
68.	Advanced Blending in Photoshop By Sean Duggan Mar 29, 2002 Take a walk down one of Photoshop's "roads less traveled" as Photoshop 6 Artistry co-author Sean Duggan shows you the ins and outs of the Advanced Blending options in the Layer Style dialog box.

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