# The Editor workspace

The Editor workspace provides three ways to create and edit images: Full Edit, Quick Fix, and Guided Edit. The Full Edit workspace has tools to correct color problems, create special effects, and enhance photos. The Quick Fix workspace contains simple tools for correcting color and lighting, and commands to quickly fix common problems like red-eye. If you are new to digital imaging, Quick Fix or Guided Edit is a good place to start fixing photos.

If you’ve worked with image-editing applications before, you’ll find that the Full Edit workspace provides a flexible and powerful image-correction environment. It has lighting and color-correction commands, along with tools for fixing image defects, making selections, adding text, and painting on your images. You can rearrange the Full Edit workspace to best suit your needs by moving, hiding, and showing palettes; arranging palettes in the Palette Bin; zooming in or out of the photo; scrolling to a different area of the document window; and creating multiple windows and views.

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Full Edit workspace

A.
  Menu bar
B.
  Toolbox
C.
  Project Bin
D
  Organizer button
E.
  Options bar
F.
  Palettes
G.
  Active image area
H.
  Palette bin

Menu bar
  Contains menus for performing tasks. The menus are organized by topic. For example, the Enhance menu contains commands for applying adjustments to an image.
Workspace buttons
  Moves you between the Quick Fix and Full Edit workspaces. These buttons are located at the bottom of the work area and change according to the current workspace.
Toolbox
  Holds tools for editing images.
Options bar
  Provides options for the tool you select.
Project Bin
  Displays thumbnails of opened images, and lets you easily manage them.
Palettes
  Help you monitor and modify images.
Palette Bin
  Helps you organize the palettes in your work area.

Related Information

- Correct color in Quick Fix
- Display file information in the Info palette or status bar

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