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Scanning an Image with Microsoft Photo Editor

1. On the File menu, click Scan Image.

2. Follow the directions for the scanner.

Selecting a Scanner

1. On the File menu, click Select Scanner Source.

2. In the Sources list, click the scanner you want to use.

NOTE: You can select another TWAIN device, such as a digital camera, instead of a scanner. You can select any TWAIN device that is attached to your computer if it appears in the Sources box. If your scanner is not listed in the Sources box, one of the following messages appears:

? The scanner is not TWAIN-compliant. Photo Editor recognizes only TWAIN-compliant scanners

? The scanner and its software is not installed correctly. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installing the scanner and software.

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MegaView 8.03 Xequte Software

MegaView is a comprehensive viewing solution that supports all common image, multimedia (AVI, MPEG, MP3, etc), text and Office formats. It's advanced viewing features are matched with file management and information distribution functionality

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Step-by-step guide to combining two images in Photoshop (PHOTO EDITING)

Can somebody give me a step-by-step guide to combining two images in Photoshop and then masking an area of one so the other shows through? I've done this several times but cannot for the life of me remember the correct sequence! The "Layer Mask Tutorial" in the Critiques forum doesn't quite do what I need. Here's what I've got and what I need to do:

1) I have two identical images apart from different exposures. They are both in TIFF format (I could use PSD instead if that helps, but not JPEG at this