Day 18

 Unfortunately, there is no format printer for the picture . But I do have a trick to save time and effort.  Instead of repeating the same  adjustments to a new pic ,click on the first picture and copy it . You have two alike pictures,  select one, and click right the change picture. Now you made something like format printer for the picture in a very easy way. Do you remember how to copy something from the keyboard?  Leave the answer in the comments.  See you in the next blog. 

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