Advanced Photo Corrections - My Photoshop Elements 13 - page 432

6. If you want to automatically resize your images, click the Resize Images option
and set your resize settings.
7. If you want to automatically change the file type, click the Convert Files To op-
tion, and then click the File Type menu to set the file type.
8. Click the Log Errors That Result From Processing Files option to create a log of
file errors during the watermark process.
9. Click any of the Quick Fix options to automatically apply these fixes during the
watermark process.
10. Click the Labels menu and choose either Watermark or Caption.
11. If you chose Watermark in step 10, click in the Custom Text field and type your
watermark text—for example, Copyrighted 2014.
12. Set the Position, Font, Font Size, Opacity, and Color for the watermark by choos-
ing from the menus, Color Picker, and setting the Opacity slider.
13. Click OK to initiate the watermark process.
14. To see your watermarked photo, open it from the folder you designated in the wa-
termark process.