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Using the Scanner

After you draw a rough of your logo and have colored it, we need to get it into the computer. To do this, you will have to be logged in to one of the computers at the end of each row or the computer back by my desk. These are the computers that have scanners hooked up to them, so if you aren't on one of these computers, you won't be able to scan. Once you've logged on to one of these computers and have your rough drawing in hand, the video below will describe how to use Photoshop to import your drawing.

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