The Keys to Speed1st Quarter Review

Vocabulary

Projects Folder A folder on the hard drive set up for video.

It is also a fail safe place to save if the usershare goes down

MSHS User_share The file server for all students. It has a 20

mb limit and is backed up nightly HTLC User_share

The file server for high tech learning center students. Almost unlimited. Not backed up.

Vocabulary

Pixelation: The appearance of blockiness in an image after it has been enlarged. What had been a single pixel in the original image becomes a single-colored block in the enlarged version.

The image on the left looks fairly smooth, but the enlarged version on the right shows pixelization.

Vocabulary

Invoice: A bill issued by one who has provided products and/or services to a customer.

Vocabulary

Raster Graphic: A computer image made up of small squares or "tiles" of color, called PIXELS. A raster graphic can be thought of like a tile mosaic; the image is broken up into tiny chunks. If you make a raster graphic larger, the tiles become bigger; this can result in a "stairstep" or mosaic appearance. All scanned images are examples of raster graphics.

Examples: TIFF, GIF, JPG, BMP

Vocabulary

Vector graphic: A computer image consisting of a variety of points, lines, rectangles, and other geometric shapes of different colors. Popular drawing programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw, and Macromedia Freehand create vector graphics.

http://www.nwe.ufl.edu/writing/help/graphics/intro/terms.shtml

Vocabulary Storyboard

A sequential series of sketches illustrating stages or scenes in a production. Used as a visual script or shooting plan.

Vocabulary Rule of Thirds

Imaginary lines are drawn dividing the image into thirds both horizontally and vertically. You place important elements of your composition where these lines intersect.

Vocabulary Cliché

an expression that has been worn out through constant use. Ex.: "short but sweet"

Symbols that have come to represent a concept. Ex.: Pacifier, bottle, diaper big head = Baby

Will undo the last thing that you told the computer to do in almost any application.

Windows

Cuts a selection to the clipboard and removes it from the area where it was taken.

Windows

Copies your Selection to the clipboard for a later use without taking it from its original location.

Windows

Pastes your Selection from the clipboard to the document that you are working on.

Windows

Makes text bold

Windows

Select All

Windows

Save

Windows

Switches between open applications

Windows

Closes the current window that you are working in. Will not save your current work

Windows

Help

Windows

Open Start Menu

Windows

Refreshes Current Window

Windows

Opens the find window so that you can Find a line of text or a specific file or folder.

Windows

Will take you to the beginning of a page, presentation or line of code.

Windows

Will take you to the end of a page, presentation or line of code.

Windows

Copies the computer screen so that you can later paste it in a document or presentation.

Example:

Windows

Copies the top layer of the computer screen so that you can later paste it in a document or presentation.

Example:

Windows

Close

W

Windows

Brings up the Task Manager or if pressed too many times will cause the computer to restart.

Windows

Tells the computer that you want to print the current document.

Windows

Makes a new file or window in any application such as Word.

Windows

Toggle Premiere’s Palettes on and off.

Adobe Premiere

Use the { Space Bar } to start and stop playback in the Timeline window, Monitor window or Clip window.

Adobe Premiere

Hold down the { Alt } key while you click the yellow Work Area Bar. This will automatically expand the yellow Work Area Bar to cover all the clips in the Timeline window.

+Click on the Yellow Bar

Adobe Premiere

+ or

-

The plus key { + } and minus key { - } on the main keyboard (NOT the numeric keypad) will expand and contract the time scale in the Timeline window.

Adobe Premiere

\ Use the backslash

key { \ } to automatically re-size the Timeline window so that you can see all the clips in your edited program.

Adobe Premiere

Press the { Enter } key to playback ONLY the section of the Timeline defined by the yellow Work Area Bar.

Adobe Premiere

Backspace

Delete selected clip using a ripple deletion

Adobe Premiere

Spacebar

Play / Pause

Adobe Premiere

Capture

5

Adobe Premiere

Set in point

i

Adobe Premiere

Set out point

o

Adobe Premiere

Flash MX 2004

Switches to the selection tool

Switches to the circle tool

Flash MX 2004

Switches to the rectangle tool

Flash MX 2004

Test Movie

Flash MX 2004

Insert new symbol

Flash MX 2004

Insert Keyframe

Flash MX 2004

Inserts a new frame

Flash MX 2004

Convert to symbol

Flash MX 2004

F8

Brings up the actions window.

Flash MX 2004

Zoom out or zoom in

-Out

=in

Flash MX 2004

Line

N

Flash MX 2004

Internet Explorer

Completes .com

Internet Explorer

Select Address

Internet Explorer

Print

P

Internet Explorer

Close the current Window

W

Internet Explorer

Full Screen

F11

Internet Explorer

Jump to the bottom of the web page.

end

Back one web page

Internet Explorer

+

Forward one web page

Internet Explorer

+

Step Back (history)

Adobe Photoshop

Free Transform

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop

Toggles between standard and quick mask modeQ

Adobe Photoshop

Toggles between screen modes

F

Adobe Photoshop

Switches foreground and background colorsX

Save for Web

S

+

+ +

Adobe Photoshop

Print Options

P++

Adobe Photoshop

Open Document

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop

Browse

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop

-

Resize Window

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop

0

View Actual Pixels

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop

Adjust Levels

Adobe Photoshop