There are many more changes I'll be outlining later as I transition from 5.5 to 6.0. Cropping now masks the area outside the crop zone - instead of only a crop line, the outside area becomes shaded - a very nice touch.Web Gallery is much improved - now it creates a nice group of interactive pages that work well and look good, a substantial improvement from Photoshop 5.5.Text can now be edited directly on screen - no more special 'text area' pop-up box.Measuring tool is now hidden under the eyedropper tool - I liked it where it was.

Crop tool is no longer hidden under the Marquee tool - it is a separate tool.No separate brushes menu - this is now a pulldown menu within the appropriate option bar.No more options tab in the Navigator/Info/Options panel - all the options are on top, in an 'options bar', right under the pulldown menu.Some of the most noticeable changes in Photoshop 6.0 are: If you are still concerned, simply leave Photoshop 5.5 on your computer, since both versions coexist quite nicely. Let me point out right away that Photoshop 6.0 is wonderful - there are many obvious differences to get used to, but you will soon embrace these new changes and wonder how you could have worked without them. Unfortunately, a few people that I have spoken to are a bit resistant to this upgrade, because they fear that they will need to relearn their skills all over again. It is an upgrade from Photoshop 5.5 which has worked very well in both print and web for nearly two years and has a very loyal following. Photoshop 6 is the latest upgrade in the preeminent graphics manipulation software from Adobe.

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