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Opening PhotoFrame

 Opening PhotoFrame in Photoshop

1. When you use PhotoFrame inside of Photoshop you need to open an image first.
2. When you have the image you would like to work on be sure to select the layer that you would like to add an element to. Tip: if you are working on a page layout you can use the marquee tool in Photoshop to select a region to add a frame to.
3. Then go to the File > Automate menu and select PhotoFrame 4.6

Note: You can also launch PhotoFrame, its batch dialog and use presets directly from the onOne Menu or onOne Panel.

Opening PhotoFrame in Photoshop Lightroom

1. When you use PhotoFrame inside of Photoshop Lightroom you need to select and image or group of images to start.
2. Then select PhotoFrame for the File > Plug-In extras menu.
3. Then select the open button.

Note: You can also access PhotoFrame from the Lightroom Export dialog for batch processing. 

Opening PhotoFrame in Aperture

1. When you use PhotoFrame inside of Aperture you need to select an image first.
2. Then select PhotoFrame 4.6 from the Images > Edit with menu.
3. Then select the open button.

Note: You can also access PhotoFrame from the contextual menu by right-clicking (control-clicking) on an image and selecting Edit with > PhotoFrame 4.6.

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