How to Do Everything with Microsoft Digital Image Pro 9

David Plotkin (Walnut Creek, CA) has been interested in digital photography ever since it was invented, and he's an experienced film photographer. He is a writer, with four published books to his credit, including How to do everything with FrontPage 2002 (McGraw-Hill/Osborne) and How to do everything with Adobe Photoshop Elements 2 (McGraw-Hill/Osborne). David has also contributed to other books on technology-related subjects and has written over 1,000 articles for various computer periodicals. He's also an experienced web site developer.

• Part I: Get to Know Digital Image Pro 1: Navigate in Digital Image Pro 2: Configure Digital Image Pro 3: Get Your Images into Digital Image Pro Part II: Make Simple Adjustments to Your Images 4: Make General Fixes to an Entire Image 5: Customize and Use the Paint Tools 6: Touch Up Your Photo 7: Make Selections and Apply Changes Part III: Make Changes Specific to Parts of Your Photos 8: Work with Objects and Layers 9: Add and Configure Shapes Part IV: Use Filters, Text, and Edges to GoBeyond the Darkroom 10: Add Text to Your Image 11: Apply Edges to Dress Up an Image 12: Apply Filters to Customize Your Picture 13: Use Your Photos in a Project 14: Modify Multiple Photos in the Mini Lab 15: Publishing and Sharing Your Photos 16: Print Your Images