Bill Rosener: Hello! So, Dr. Bill, welcome back in this video you learn how to change the caption on a command button, and then make it a little bit smaller.
Bill Rosener: Take a look here at the assignment. 7 description. We've got, Vita, and we're going to change that into a resume, and the notices command buttons a little bit smaller. I'd start by pressing on the assignment. 7 subdirectory.
Bill Rosener: Go ahead and press on, Vita dot gift.
Bill Rosener: then go ahead and right click on this and go save image as
Bill Rosener: then you bring it into adobe. Photoshop. You come up here to file open.
Bill Rosener: select the file and hit open, but I've already got it open here. Maybe the 1st thing I'll do is go ahead and review the zoom tool.
Bill Rosener: So if I'm ever here, I'm at 300. If I ever double click on the zoom tool, it will always take me to 100
Bill Rosener: if I go ahead and just simply press on it. It's gonna zoom in, and if I hold the alt key down.
Bill Rosener: cell or minus, it's going to
Bill Rosener: zoom out there again, double click will take me to 100, and I'll just go ahead and zoom in here a little bit.
Bill Rosener: Okay, the very 1st thing I'm gonna do is this image is an index format. It's a gift file, and there's gonna be a lot of options if I take here it on layout. A lot of these options are not available, plus. I can't even like create new layers. So the very 1st step I'm gonna do is come up here to image mode RGB, red, green, blue, and it color. So now it's an RGB format. And I can create layers.
Bill Rosener: So maybe the 1st thing we want to do is erase what's currently here the word, Vita, and to do that
Bill Rosener: I'll tell you I'm gonna make mine a black and white here
Bill Rosener: if I use the eyedropper tool, and I maybe told you. If yours in one column or 2 columns, I'm going to go with the 2 columns. You can press those 2 little arrows up to the top. Here's the eyedropper tool, and wherever I press that is going to become the foreground column
Bill Rosener: I can now use the rectangle marquee. I can highlight an area around the text.
Bill Rosener: and then I can simply come up here to edit film.
Bill Rosener: Choose foreground color hit. Okay? And it's gone.
Bill Rosener: Okay. Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to
Bill Rosener: let me go ahead and toggle the same as black and white. I'm going to change this, so white is the foreground. I'm going to press on the T and also make sure white is up here.
Bill Rosener: And then I'm assuming I go ahead and type.
Bill Rosener: Resume.
Bill Rosener: I'm gonna highlight that make that a little bit bigger.
Bill Rosener: and that's looking good.
Bill Rosener: Okay?
Bill Rosener: So I used the type tool. I added some text.
Bill Rosener: You can see it put it on its own layer. If I want to move that, make sure it's your active layer. I can use the move, icon, and move that around.
Bill Rosener: Okay, let's assume. We want to make this image a little bit smaller.
Bill Rosener: You might be inclined to simply come up here and go to image
Bill Rosener: image size.
Bill Rosener: and I'll turn this off, and let's make it say 100.
Bill Rosener: But if I did that, what you're going to find is
Bill Rosener: kind of this bell on emboss has also been unfortunately compromised. It's not consistent with the top and the bottom. So let me undo that.
Bill Rosener: Okay, so what we're gonna do instead is we're gonna come over here to layer one. I'm gonna use the light rectangle marquee and Omaha if you want to grab a few extra pixels there. But notice I didn't try and grab right here and stop right there. I've clear my cursor is clearly above.
Bill Rosener: and now it's clearly below.
Bill Rosener: Now, what I'm gonna do is copy, and I can use the keyboard shortcut up control C, copy it.
Bill Rosener: Then I'm gonna turn right around and paste control V,
Bill Rosener: and it doesn't look like anything happened. But I take a look up here. There's another layer.
Bill Rosener: and now what I can do is use the move tool
Bill Rosener: and move that over.
Bill Rosener: or I can use the arrow keys on the keyboard as well.
Bill Rosener: Okay, now, what I'm gonna do is gonna go ahead and highlight
Bill Rosener: the new area.
Bill Rosener: And I'm going to simply come up here to image and crop.
Bill Rosener: And then finally, the last step is to save this and to save it. I'm gonna come up right here to file. I could go to a save a copy
Bill Rosener: and we could choose a gift, or we could choose a Png either one of those.
Bill Rosener: and then you simply call it it like a
Bill Rosener: assignment.
Bill Rosener: 7 dot, PNG, or gift. And it's safe.
Bill Rosener: Okay? And at this point,
Bill Rosener: but taking an image.
Bill Rosener: it said, Vita.
Bill Rosener: we've changed it to say, Resume, and then we've actually decreased the size. Anyway, I'll catch the next video. Thanks. A lot.