Paint Shop Pro 8 Fast & Easy

by Diane Koers

Learn how to easily add custom images to your home and business graphics projects with Paint Shop Pro 8 Fast & Easy. The reader will learn how to retouch, repair, and edit photos with easy-to-use,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592000975
• ISBN13: 9781592000975
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Premier Press
• Length: 408 Pages
• Weight: 1.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.4" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

One step at a time

A very nicely written book working with this subject. Just open the book and follow along. You will soon be doing some amazing things with this great software. I am very happy with the software, and this book for showing me how to use the program. I knew absolutely nothing about working with this type of software. This book has brought it up to speed fast and I have been able to impress a lot of friends with my on hands knowledge.

A Great Book!

This is really a great book for a beginner, like me! I'm so glad I found it. Short and sweet and to the point compared to others I have purchased.

All people who have PSP should own this book

This book will make learning and using PSP 8 a fun experience. I used to write computer curriculum and Ms. Koers knows her **stuff** and how to get it across using minimal words but loads of graphics with step by step instructions. Just her tips alone and the shortcuts she gives you are worth the price of this book! So do yourself a favor and buy it. I learned more in 5 minutes than the other books could teach me (Jasc manual included) in 5 months.

Great book for the basics of PSP 8

This book is an easy read, and provides basic explanation of the key operations to be effective at a beginner or intermediate level of PSP8. The program is one of the most complicated to learn of any I have encountered, so someone relatively unfamiliar with graphics or previous editions of PSP would find this book very useful. It is much better at explaining the basics than JASC's manual, which I found quite difficult. PSP is such a complicated program, many people will need a guide to the basic functions, and this book fits the bill. Someone looking for instruction on advanced topics would probably find the text too basic. I give this an excellent recommendation for PSP beginners.