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* For a comparison of image editing software, see the later sidebar. * Many computer books have been written on Photoshop. Check your local bookstore to find these titles, or type “photoshop” into the search box of your favorite bookseller or library. * You can use Photoshop to convert old film footage to digital video and vice versa and to change color or tone, making it possible to achieve great-looking results in minutes. * * * # Keeping the pixel in pixel Technology has brought us powerful tools for manipulating photographs. If you need to resize or crop an image, download the image-editing program of your choice and give it a try. If you’re Photoshop savvy, use the program’s manual tools to get the job done. Whatever program you use, it’s always good practice to work on a copy of your image. Make a copy of the image before you start the process of manipulating it and save a copy on your hard drive in case you make a mistake. It’s also helpful to have a print of the image ready to be placed into the final product that you’re working on. One other thing to remember: Photoshop and other programs are not magic. You still need to understand the basics of using a computer, such as saving your work, opening a document or saving a document, and working with the basic tools. If you find you’re making changes in a program you don’t understand, you can always go back and adjust your earlier work. * * * # Choosing the right software Choosing the right image-editing software program for a particular task can be difficult. The following table gives a general idea of the types of programs that you can use to manipulate photographs. You may want to experiment with several programs before you choose one. ## Choosing the Right Image-Editing Program Image-editing programs let you manipulate digital photographs in a variety of ways. They all have similar features; it all depends on the manufacturer and whether you are willing to pay a lot of money for the software. * **Pixelmator** is a free Macintosh program available at www.pixelmator.com. * **PhotoShop Elements** is a program that requires a monthly subscription, so prices will vary based on the length of the subscription. Head to www.adobe.com/products/photoshopel/. * **PhotoImpact** is a Windows program

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Q: Ramanujan’s congruences? I’m solving problems from Ramanujan’s congruences. The next one is $$36 \equiv 16 \mod 17$$ or, using properties, $$3 \mid 24 \cdot 17 – 16$$ or $$24 \cdot 17 \equiv 0 \mod 3$$ so, dividing by $24$, $$17 \equiv 0 \mod 3$$ but I don’t know how to use the properties because the next one is $$2895 \equiv 2 \mod 89$$ For the second question, $$3 \mid 2895 \cdot 89 – 2$$ so $$3 \mid 2895 \cdot 89 – 2895$$ $$3 \mid 89 \cdot 2895 – 895$$ A: If you know the definition of modulo: $a \equiv b \mod m \iff a \equiv b \pmod m$ So for your first question, $24 \cdot 17 \equiv 0 \pmod {17} \iff {24} \cdot 17 \equiv 0 \pmod {17}$ Do you know the definition for multiplication modulo? Q: Should I be using form onsubmit for this function? Basically, in the code, when you leave off a URL, you add the next one, and if the URL is put back into the text field then it submits a new form. The problem I have is when I submit, it shows up as if it was just a regular submit button as if it was ajax. Here is the page and the relevant code: //submits first item from dropdown list function addUrl(form){ var text=document.getElementById(“text”).value; var url=document.getElementById(“url”); var x=document.getElementById(“add”); var newurl=””+text; url.innerHTML=””+”Add Listing”+””; //adds a function to make page submit document.getElementById(“form”).onsubmit=function(){ var a=document.getElementById(“sub”); a.innerHTML=””; a

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