Click on the segment across with the word background on it and drag it down to the second last icon and let go. We need to go to the layers section and duplicate the layer. So open both pictures that you want to alter. I'm going to take this little dog and place him on with the partying cats. I have the program open and I'm going to use two pieces of clip art for this example. :-) I can't confirm or deny if this is the same procedure for the newer versions of Photoshop, can someone please confirm or deny in the comments?

So I confess this is more of a guide for me but you all are free to use it to. I will not achieve any awards for my memory. One of the problems I have with changing backgrounds is I don't do it enough to remember what steps I need to take to change my backgrounds.

So I resort to another one of my classic programs called Adobe Photoshop 7. This program don't seem to have any layer options. One thing I haven't figured out how to do in this program is to change backgrounds.

Most of what editing of photos I do now I use a program called PhotoFiltre. My first experience with changing backgrounds was on a computer was on a 486 computer using a program called Adobe PhotoDelux. Changing Backgrounds With Adobe PhotoShop 7

Adobe photoshop 7.0 change background