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Photoshop Elements > Navigation >

1 - Introduction

Navigation includes the following.

• Making the image of your photograph bigger and smaller.

• Moving it up-and-down and sideways.

Many Methods

There are many navigation methods.

You can use the menus at the top of your screen, the options bar, and keyboard shortcuts.

There's no best method for everyone.

Over time, you'll develop a liking for a certain method or a mixture of methods.

Beginners

There's a lot here.

You may want to go to Navigation Basics.

Let's start with making the image of your photograph bigger and smaller.