how to cut or copy the part of an image from an wallpaperto another wallpaper in adobe photo shop 7.0? can you please tell me the step wise procedure?  

cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.


then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Madhurima at 5:08 PM on August 04, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Hemant Singh at 9:04 PM on August 03, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by R.P. Singh at 7:45 PM on July 26, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Ashish Yadav at 7:41 PM on July 24, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Ni .. at 11:41 PM on July 23, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Rocky at 2:03 PM on July 22, 2008

well, cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Romi at 12:25 PM on July 16, 2008

Cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by .... ..... at 8:51 PM on July 10, 2008

Cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by shaista at 2:41 PM on July 10, 2008

cropping is used in editing for cutting any part of the image.
after it select the area u want to crop then click on it twice.
don't save the original image if u did it then ur image is saved as cutting.
or if u have any problem then ask again or use photoshop tutorial on.
open photoshop,
then click on the help menu or press "F1".
then click on "Looking at the Work Area" at the left side.
then click on the "Using the toolbox" at the right side.
then then click on "Toolbox overview (1 of 3)" at the bottom of the right side.
then choose "The crop tool trims images." from the images.
by this u can read about the full tutorial of photoshop cropping.
or u can also use this url for reading the same tutorial.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Help\1_10_3_0.html

Answered by Arvind Pal at 12:42 PM on July 09, 2008