Okay, then! I have two or three color schemes I'd like to try out, but I think I need to take a pic of the house that also shows my neighbors' houses. Even though all of the houses are old and there is a variety of color, I'd hate to paint something that looks horrible next to the neighbors'! My one neighbor just repainted, so I know the house will stay that color. Pretty sure the other one will stay the same, too. Anyway, I'll probably post back later today or tomorrow. Thanks again!!!

Thanks Casey. I will go and look. I also have PictureIt too Maryanne. (How are you feeling?) I used it years ago with my first scanner and I loved it. I bought the latest version just last month and I'd forgotten all about it. Thanks you too. I will post the end result when I'm through with it...IF I figure it out. LOL If not I'll come back her and one of you can take my little hand and walk me through it. Lori who is having a really 'dumb-dumber-than-usual day'

That's OK, Urlee. Our URL is changing next year, so I'm on hold until we find out what it will be; otherwise, we'd just have to redirect. Last year, I think I changed the canvas color to black - or maybe created a new document with a black canvas - then copied it. I'm going to try to recreate that. Thanks!

Hmmm. I don't use Adobe, but for painting walls, I either cut out the wall portion with the tool that can cut curves and paste it back on, selecting that object/layer when changing my color; or use another magic wand type tool to see if it will automatically select the area neatly enough. I custom blend my colors. You can also get a virtual swatch of the color and place it next to your wall object/layer to mix it the color to match. I have a Color Wheel tool and a Color & Saturation effect to play with for colors (as well as other tweaky things). If the color gets too glowy (with light colors), you can use the transparency effect to soften it up. Remember, when doing that, whatever color or pattern is underneath will start to show through, so you may need to 'line' it with a neutral first, like draperies :) HTH