A couple of Photoshop questions for those who know how to use it?

Question

Ok.

1. Let's say you have 4 squares. You want to place them at a certain spot on the page, but spaced EVENLY. I have actually seen someone put 1 square in 1 place, 1 in another, and seen them use a command that automatically places all the shapes evenly between the two.

2. I have a rectangle. I am trying to place 3 other evenly sized rectangles inside of the first rectangle. I tried to just do it by hand, but it was very annoying, and I now that there should be some sort of simple command, or something that helps with this task.

3. A lot of the times, in these Photoshop tutorials, they will tell you to draw a rectangles (x) pixels high. Is there any way to easily know how many pixels you are using at a given time? I know there is ctrl + r for the ruler things, but I don't know if that is measured in pixels or what.

Answer 1

Question 1: to align the 4 squares select them holding the SHIFT key pressed. The Align palette shows up in the Options bar. Use it to align the 4 squares.

Question 2: same as question 1.

Question 3: To know how many pixels you are using at a given time use the Info palette (Window menu>Info). The Info palette shows informations about RGB and CMYB colors, the X and Y coordinates of the pointer position, the percentage change in width (W) and height (H) that is what you need to know the measures of the object that you are drawing. To change measurement units, To change measurement units, click the cross-hair icon in the Info palette (near the coordinates) for a menu of options.

Answer 2

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