Adobe Photoshop 2021 (Version 22.3.1) Crack Activation Key 2022 7. **Rotate the ruler by clicking and dragging the blue arrow on the left side of the ruler to the desired angle.** You can also hold the Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) key and drag the blue arrow around the ruler to rotate it. 8. **Click the Rotate button and click the green + symbol to increase the radius.** In this way you can rotate a layer around the center of the image. 9. **Click the rotate tool and then the green + symbol.** You can use the rotate tool to alter an image by rotating it along an axis, as shown in Figure 3-5. This tool is used to rotate an image along the X-axis by 90°. To rotate the image 90° along the Y-axis, click and drag in the Y direction. The tool automatically snaps to the center of the image. FIGURE 3-5: Rotate a layer along the horizontal or vertical axis. 10. **Click the green + symbol to create a highlighted angle in the tool bar.** The text is set to rotate around the pixel center of the image; the image isn't rotated. For example, if you click the 90° text in the tool bar, the image is rotated 90° about the center of the image. But the ruler's orientation isn't changed. 11. **Click and drag the green + symbol to rotate the image along the X-axis.** Rotating the image about the pixel center rotates the image so that the blue axis is now vertical (like Figure 3-5) and the radius is the original width. You can rotate the image along the Y-axis to rotate the image about the pixel center. 12. **Click to deselect the image and the layer, and then choose Edit → Free Transform or press Ctrl+T.** The free transform dialog box opens. 13. **In the dialog box, drag the blue handle to rotate the layer until it's at the desired angle (see** **Figure** **3-6** **).** The width of the layer's box in the Image Window is determined by the width of the ruler. When you drag the blue handle, that box width changes, so the layer bends to the ruler as you drag the handle. 14. **Click OK to accept the change.** The tool automatically snaps Adobe Photoshop 2021 (Version 22.3.1) Download WHAT IS A COMPUTER? Computer The Internet is made up of many web servers, which are collections of computers that can be accessed by other computers via the Internet. A server is more powerful than a client. The type of computer or program that accesses the Internet is a client. 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