The book also contains "Extra Credit" sections that show readers how to tap into Photoshop's powerful features to give their projects a professional polish. Multiple choice quizzes follow each lesson, providing a great teaching tool for educators and a way for new users to test their knowledge.

Rich with "Pearls of Wisdom" gained from McClelland's years of experience, "Photoshop CS One-on-One" is accessible to complete beginners while still offering tips and secrets that even most experienced Photoshop users are unaware of. Readers are sure to find that combination of step-by-step lessons and video introduction provide best learning experience of any Photoshop resource on market.

The exercises included with each lesson are interesting and fun to do. The end result is almost always something you can be proud to say you created.

Because of its comprehensive approach, understanding this book fully will take some time. Take it slowly and at your own pace. McClelland’s wit, literary allusions and breezy writing style help turn a cumbersome, complicated and sometimes mysterious computer application into a user-friendly tool.

If someone owns a copyright, they are ones who can reproduce work. If you are not person who owns copyright and you want to make a copy using your CD burner, you must get permission. Many people use a CD burner to make copies of CDs for themselves or others. If you do not own copyright on music you can not legally make a copy. The same thing is true if you want to make a copy of a CD to rent or lend to someone else. If you don’t own copyright you can not do this.

It’s a good idea to know about copyright laws before using your CD burner to make copies of music CDs.