How to erase part of object in order to modify it and also how to apply colour

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I do not know what you mean exactly by DATA. They might be formulas you want to enter without your teacher knowing about them. In that hypothetical case i wont't answer. Awfully Sorry!

Bu if the data actually refers to numerical values you want to store in lists, matrices or other mathematical objects, the procedure is simple.

Open the object you want to use (list, matrix ,etc.) edit the object to enter or modify the values, click EXE after each entry and press [SHIFT][QUIT] to quit the entry screen.

In the following screen capture I show a 3X3 matrix. (MatA)



As long as the memory is not erased by a hardware RESET or a soft reset and batteries are good, your data will reside in the calculator Memory

> click selection tool ,enclose the region you want to modify its background colour,choose desire colour from fill colour tool,click the area to fill the colour.

>go to

Edit->Adjustments->Variation  

Edit->Adjustments->colour channel mix 

Edit->Adjustments->Brightness and contrast

> do your desirable modification and go

>File->save as-> *.jpeg 

and save your modified photo file in the location you want.

Enjoy,Bi....

type "ch" or "pr"

There's a few things you ask here and as with all Photoshop processes there are a number of methods to get to your goals.
First up I'll tackle the Erase Background. What you've picked is something quite difficult - removing background around hair. I think maybe the best way for this might be to use the "Magic Eraser" tool, which you'll find by clicking on the Eraser (Rubber, where ever your from) and holding it down where you'll see 3 options (Eraser, Background Eraser, and Magic Eraser). Once you've selected the tool, up the top of the screen there are tool options where you can select the "Tolerance" which is the gammut of colour the picker will select, and select "Contiguous" for selective delete, otherwise it'll delete all that similar colour. If you choose to use the "Background Eraser" you use the same options but you choose a background colour and foreground colour, one is deleted and the other is erased.
the other method for deleting backgrounds is to use the "Magic Wand" and use the same set of Tool Options to set sensitivity with the 'Tolerance' and then once you have selected the area to delete, before you hit the delete button, set a Feather to the selection, this will soften the edges and make the erasure more realistic. (use a small feather of 2 or 3pixels).
OK, Actions. I love actions and use them alot. Once again there's a couple of ways to do this but the 2 easiest are ... with your 'Actions' pallette open, click on the options arrow on the top right corner of the actions pallete and select 'New Action' and Name your action and click "Record" - even though in this instance we are not going to Record the Action. Now go to the Actions Pallette and press the black square 'Stop' button to stop the record process. Go back to the Options pointer in the top right of the Actions pallette and choose "Insert Menu Item" - this will bring up a vaige window about no menu selected, where you go to any of the Menus at the top of the screen and select a menu that will do what you want (such as Filters/Sharpen/Unsharp Mask) and this menu now becomes your action so you either just hit the actions button or use the shortcut you selected before record, to save having to hunt through the menus all the time for regular things you use.
Now, the 2nd method to create and action is very similar - but first, open and image that you'd like to apply the action to and put it in the state you would like the action to start from (ie, if you need to crop or colour or size it first). Now go to your Actions Options and choose 'New Action', name it, apply a shortcut if you want, and hit 'Record'. NOTE that you are now recording and everything you do will be recorded in the action - now go about and do as you would like to the image, colour it, size it, unsharpen it, greyscale it, anything, and all these steps will be recorded. Once you have finished all you want to do to the image, hit the black square 'Stop' record button to end the process and this action is now saved.
Don't forget to go to the Actions pallete Optios and check 'Button Mode' to turn your actions into buttons for one-click instant access.
good luck.

blackhawk92,
No switch but you can see tghe files you want to add to or modify correct? You can copy them to your PC's hard drive and right click over the whole folder or folders and change the properties (uncheck the Read Only radio button) and apply ot to the whole folder or files you wish to modify. You can do this right on the flash drive as well but it is better to have a copy as a backup in case things go wrong which they sometimes do. After it is all done you can erase the drive the same way uncheck the read only status then delete the Hope that ends the contents. Hope that ends the quest for a solution.
randy320sgi

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