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Document Window
The Document Window, present below the Options Bar, displays the file you are currently working on.
Multiple files can be opened in the Document Window as separate tabs.

Panels
Panels, present on the right side of the Photoshop Workspace, display various controls to view and
specify various properties for an image.

Status Bar
The Status Bar, present at the bottom of the Document Window, displays information about the current
image, such as current magnification level and file size.

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The Options Bar contains the Workspace Options button that lets you switch between
different workspaces, having their own settings and display, to work with images.

WORKING WITH FILES

Creating a New File 1
You can create a file, save a file, or open a saved file from the
Photoshop Workspace window.
To create a new file:
1. On the Application Bar, click the File menu, and select the New option.
The New Document dialog box opens. It displays various Blank
Document presets grouped under different categories. Each preset
has its own size, orientation, resolution, and colour mode.
2. Click the required category and select the required preset.
3. In the Preset Details panel, do the following:
• Specify the width and height for the file. 2
• Specify the orientation – Portrait or
Landscape, for the file.
• Specify the resolution for the file.
A higher resolution results in greater
clarity of the image.
• Specify a colour mode for the file.
A Color mode determines the number
of colours that can appear in the image.
• Specify the background colour for the
file. You can choose from white, black,
or any other desired colour.
4. Click the Create button. 4
A new blank file with the specified options opens in the Workspace.

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