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Adobe Photoshop Help Using Help | Contents | Index What's New in Photoshop 7.0 Back 16 What's New in Photoshop 7.0 Meet every challenge Photoshop 7.0 rounds out its comprehensive toolset with new capabilities that help you meet every creative challenge, master every production demand, and handle any imageediting task efficiently. File Browser Search for images visually and intuitively rather than just by filename. With the easy-to-view thumbnails in the File Browser window, you can quickly organize and retrieve images from your hard drive, external drives, CDs, and disks directly within Photoshop. The File Browser also displays image metatada, such as date created, date modified, and Exchangeable Image File (EXIF) information from digital cameras. Rotate images, batch rename, sort files, and manage image folders-all within the File Browser. See "Using the File Browser (Photoshop)" on page 78. Healing brush Effortlessly remove dust, scratches, blemishes, and wrinkles from your photographs, using only one tool. Unlike other cloning tools, the healing brush preserves the original shading, tonality, and texture in the retouched area. Use the related patch tool to work with selections. See "Using the healing brush tool (Photoshop)" on page 189. Web transparency Make Web page elements transparent in Photoshop and ImageReady by simply clicking on the color you want to knock out. And with the new dithered transparency option, you can apply partial transparency to blend Web graphics seamlessly into any background-even patterns-without having to select a matte color first. If you need to edit the transparent effects later, you can remap more than one color at a time and easily restore colors to their original settings. See "About optimization" on page 415. Enhanced Web output Keep vector art and text looking crisp by letting Photoshop or ImageReady automatically assign a higher priority to those areas when you optimize an image for the Web. See "Using weighted optimization" on page 428. WBMP support Preview and save for Web in WBMP format, commonly used for displaying images on PDAs and wireless devices. See "Optimization options for WBMP format" on page 424. Rollovers palette Use one convenient palette to create, view, and set rollover states. Add a layer-based rollover to a Web page by simply clicking a button, and use the Selected state option in the Rollovers palette to add sophisticated interactivity, with no need for Java scripting. For example, you can create navigation bars that trigger different rollover effects simultaneously. The Rollovers palette also displays all the slices, rollovers, image maps, and animations in a file, making it easy to get a quick overview of all the document states. See "Using the Rollovers palette" on page 398. Using Help | Contents | Index Back 16