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The Multi-select tool tool has three obvious keys on the top of its toolbox:

• Selected: This indicates that the tool is currently in use. Clicking it will ask you if you want to Select All, Highlight All or Highlight None (see image below).
• Highlight: Select the items that you want and click this key.
• Clear: This clears away the highlighted area so that you can work over it again.

The main screen of Elements is much like the Lightroom screen, only there are more icons. You would expect to have direct access to the usual editing features like Panorama, Lens Correction, etc. Unfortunately, however, the Adobe Photoshop Multi-select tool requires you to open its toolbox before you can use the tool. Fortunately, there is a simple secret to quickly access this tool.

There are different groups of tools for the different editing tasks. In Accuracy Range, you work with the camera’s exposure, white balance, color and SNR. There is also Exposure, White Balance, Color and Lighting. There is a Tri-linear Layers dialog box that lets you choose the operation you want to do. In the history section, you can see the history of the edits made as well as the metadata segments from the original image.

There are plenty of other editing features in Elements, such as the ability to crop, adjust the lighting, change the Lens Profile, Blur/Noise reduction, Sharpen, Remove Flaws, Retouch and Enhance.

The Crop to a Border, as its name suggests, crops the image to a specific size. There is also the Crop to Nine points and Crop to Grid operations that yield a single or nine sections of the image, according to the rectangular grid size that you select. (See image below.)

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