最新の9A0-150問題集で試験を準備する

You selected the first layer in the Layers panel, clicked on a style in the Styles panel, and then used the Layer Style dialog box to modify the style. Now you want to use that customized style on several other layers in the same image. What should you do?

• A. Click the first layer, and choose Edit > Copy. Then select the layers and hold down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac OS) as you choose Edit > Paste.
• B. Select the layers, then drag the fx icon from the first layer to the selection.
• C. Hold down the Alt (Windows) / Option (Mac OS) key while you drag the fx icon from the first layer to each of the other layers.
• D. Click the first layer, and choose Edit > Copy. Then, select the layers and choose Edit > Paste.

You have a photograph open and have opened the Basic view of the Smart Sharpen dialog box. You notice that your adjustments have added too much noise in the shadow areas.
You switch to Advanced view. What should you do there?

• A. Check the More Accurate option in the Sharpen tab.
• B. Change the Remove option to Lens Blur in the Sharpen tab.
• C. Increase the Fade Amount setting in the Shadow tab.
• D. Decrease the Fade Amount setting in the Highlight tab.

Which circumstance is a prerequisite to using the Layer > New Layer Based Slices command to make a separate slice around each web button in a web page navigation bar?

• A. Each web button must be located on a separate layer.
• B. None of the web button layers can be type layers.
• C. None of the web button layers can be shape layers.
• D. There must be a separate layer comp for each web button.

You have placed an Adobe Illustrator document as a smart object inside your Photoshop image. What editing can you do to the art in Photoshop?

• A. Change fill and stroke colors of the vector objects
• B. Turn on and off Illustrator layer visibility
• C. Edit the paths
• D. Scale and rotate

You want to add a white, 20 pixel border around all four outside edges of a flattened photograph. What should you do?

• A. Choose the Line tool. In the Options bar, set the Color to white and Weight to 20 px.
  Switch to the Rectangle tool, and drag diagonally from one corner of the photograph to the opposite corner.
• B. Set the Foreground color to white. Choose Image > Image Size. Deselect Constrain Proportions, choose pixels as the unit of measurement, add 40 to both the Width and Height fields, and click OK.
• C. Choose Select > All. Then choose Edit > Stroke. Set the stroke Location to Outside, the Width to 20 px, the Color to white, and the Blending Mode to Normal. Click OK.
• D. Choose Image > Canvas Size. Then select the Relative checkbox, select the center anchor square, set Width and Height to 40 pixels, and choose White as the Canvas Extension Color.