In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses using layers in the Editor workspace in Photoshop Elements 11. Jan explains what layers are, why you might choose to use them, and how to create and work with layers in the Layers panel.

In this tutorial, learn the easiest way to edit a PDF file that originated from a scanned document. This multi-step process involves running Text Recognition (OCR) on your scanned document first and then using the new Content Editing panel tools in Acrobat XI.

In this tutorial, learn about the new text editing capability in Acrobat XI that presents an intuitive point-and-click experience. The new Content Editing panel greatly simplifies the entire process of editing a PDF document.

In this tutorial, learn about the new image editing capability in Acrobat XI that presents an intuitive point-and-click experience. The new Content Editing panel greatly simplifies the entire process of editing a PDF document.

In this video you'll get a chance to see how adding an Adobe Partner Panel can add additional features to your Adobe applications. I've selected Pond 5 as a featured partner to show this off. You'll be able to quickly add clips to your Project Bin directly within Premiere Pro CS6. Pond5 is free to sign up and start using. You'll have the option to purchase the HiRes versions of the clips once see how they work in your existing project. It's an excellent workflow and a great way to add clips to any project. Here's the link to get the free plug-in for Premiere Pro CS6: Pond 5 Premiere Plugin

Users can through the custom panel for MXF Server in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 utilize the features of MXF Server such as quota management, growing files, rights management, project locking and much more. This video shows how all these features are accessible right within the Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 User interface.

Explore the various ways you can set up projects in After Effects including importing individual or multi-layered files from Illustrator and Photoshop. Review some of the options for sorting folders and elements in the project window to keep you organized. Plus take a look at the Flowchart panel and get an understanding of the value of flowcharts as a visual reference to easily see how your project elements relate to each other.

Explore the various ways you can set up projects in After Effects including importing individual or multi-layered files from Illustrator and Photoshop. Review some of the options for sorting folders and elements in the project window to keep you organized. Plus take a look at the Flowchart panel and get an understanding of the value of flowcharts as a visual reference to easily see how your project elements relate to each other.

Adobe continues to add support for jQuery Mobile in CS6 with the addition of new jQuery Mobile Sample Pages and the jQuery Mobile Swatch panel. The new jQuery Mobile Swatch panel allows you to quickly apply themes visually to your jQuery Mobile projects regardless of where the themes were created. The new Sample Pages feature improved architecture that makes it easy to swap out themes without affecting layout or functionality.

See more of your video and less clutter thanks to a highly intuitive, customizable interface. New monitor panels include a customizable button bar; the new Project panel focuses squarely on assets and allows clips to be skimmed, scrubbed, and marked up for editing. A new audio track design, improved meters, and a revamped Mixer panel make working with sound easier than ever.

This tutorial shows how to organize content within Flash Catalyst projects using the Library panel. Learn how the Library panel provides access to relevant components and artwork as needed.

This tutorial by Adobe Community Professional Tom Green demonstrates how to introduce interactivity into Flash Catalyst projects. He shows how to work within the Interactions panel to create basic, responsive buttons and design elements.

Flash Professional CS5.5 has some great enhancements to speed up any project’s workflow. To illustrate these new features, Paul Trani takes you through a workflow from creating a new document, to using the enhanced code snippets panel and the ever more valuable Project panel, to ultimately publishing your project to multiple formats and devices.

Flash Pro and Flash Builder have always worked well together, and now they even have a unified Project file format. In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows that changes made in Flash Builder appear in the enhanced Project panel in Flash Professional CS5.5, and vice versa.

Maintaining a consistent look and feel between projects can be a tedious process. That has changed with Flash Professional CS5.5 shared libraries. Paul Trani highlights this time-saving feature, which enables you to easily update assets across multiple FLAs.

With new phones and tablets appearing almost daily, how can you keep up with all the different screen sizes while maintaining an efficient workflow? In this tutorial, Paul Trani demonstrates how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to efficiently target multiple screens using the Project panel, enhanced code snippets, and new publish settings.

Not for the faint of heart. This advanced interactive lesson in InDesign CS5 covers many of its interactive features. The Buttons panel, Animation, Timing, and Mult-istate Objects. We get them all working together to make a roll down menu that triggers a multi-state object. This could be very useful for many different projects with a little imagination and creativity. Don’t Forget you can follow mike on Twitter @CS_TV.

Spry is a JavaScript and XML based framework that you can use to easily create drop-down menus, collapsible panels, and other rich interactive experiences in web design. Dreamweaver comes with many Spry components that you can easily drop into your pages without writing code. In this video you’ll learn how to insert and customize an “accordion” Spry widget that expands and collapses sections of text in the “Menu” page of this project.

This video shows you how to incorporate Flash, video, and sound into a PDF file using the new Content panel in Acrobat X Pro.

Go beyond the basics with Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5 in this fast-paced session. You'll learn how to create complex interactive content such as image galleries, media players, accordion panels, 3D effects, and more. Find out how to optimize your project's size and loading speed to improve the user experience, and boost your productivity with Flash Catalyst tips and tricks. As a bonus, you’ll also get an inside take on the vision for the future of Flash Catalyst.

This video explains the basics of getting started with forms using the new Form Panel in Acrobat X Std. or Pro.

This video details how to use the new Review Panel in Acrobat X Std. or Pro. to initiate a Shared Review of your PDF document.

This video shows you how to rearrange and manipulate pages in Acrobat X Std. or Pro. using the new Pages Panel.

This video details how to edit text and graphics in your PDF file using the new Content Panel in Acrobat X Pro.

With layers, you can work nondestructively and save all of your creative ideas in a single file. Learn about the various options in the Layers panel and how to harness the true power of Photoshop Elements by working with layers.

Learn how to get the most out of the new optimized user interface in Adobe Captivate 5, and how to get up and running quickly using the new panels, workspaces, multiple projects opened at the same time, etc.

Doug Winnie begins the next season of ActionScript 1:1 with an introduction to the code snippets panel in the new generation of Flash Professional.

Manage project components and imported artwork in the Library panel. The Library panel facilitates easy sharing of artwork both within the same project file as well as across different project files.

Learn about the After Effects workflow. Import footage into a project. Create layers in a composition by dragging footage into the Timeline panel. Render and export a movie by using the render queue.

The first step in many After Effects workflows is to import footage, whether it's video, still images, or audio. Explore the multiple ways to import files and organize assets in the Project panel.

Add layers to a composition by dragging footage from the Project panel into the Timeline panel. Change the stacking order of layers.

Learn how to use the Project panel and the Automate To Sequence command to quickly create a rough cut.

In this video, Doug tells how to optimize your project using features from the Library panel. Doug also walks you through how Flash Catalyst organizes and publishes files.

Export to DVD, Blu-ray, or Flash from the same project. Use the Build panel to select a format and establish settings.

Join Dennis as he explains how the Media Browser panel can save you time and keep your projects tidy. Also learn about Equalize Volume within Soundbooth to make volume matching files easy.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to use the Adjustments Panel in Photoshop CS4 to quickly enhance your images.

Learn how the new Links Panel in Adobe InDesign CS4 can make your life easier by helping you organize and display all the links in your projects. Rufus Deuchler shows you how it works in this InDesign tutorial.

Doug Winnie wraps up his lesson on functions by explaining how to retrieve results for the output panel with the return statement.

Dive deeper with the Library panel and learn more about how to name instances on the stage, and how to use the Linkage panel to name objects in the Library panel.

Understand how to use the Actions panel and use the trace statement. Doug Winnie walks you through the code to control objects created in Flash.

Adobe Flash Evangelist Paul Burnett gives you a tour of the new Motion Presets Panel in Flash CS4 which saves you time with a simple click of a button.

Learn how to capture video to a hard drive. Establish project settings. Locate, record, and play footage. View the Project panel.

Join Francisco Kattan, Eric John, Anup Murarka, Steve Sprigg, Todd Murphy and Paul Sinclair, a panel of industry representatives - as they speak about the Open Screen Project.

Track changes to a file as they happen using the History panel. Use the Snapshot button to save the current state of a project and record changes.

Learn how to capture video to a hard drive. Establish project settings. Locate, record, and play footage. View the Project panel.

Metadata makes managing and searching assets more efficient. Add, edit, and search metadata in the Project panel and Metadata panel.

Tour the Timeline panel. Learn how to add footage from the Project panel to the Timeline. Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate the Timeline.