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I am at the following page:
Photoshopgurus Photoshop Tutorials - Realistic Glass and Plastic Pill Buttons Tutorial (part 1/4)
What should I do first?
"Ok lets start by creating a New Document (Ctrl/Cmd+n). The dimensions will be 300x200 pixels, and with a White Background." OR
"Step 1
Create a new temporary document. Make it 1 pixel by 1 pixel, and with the default white background"
If this is Step 1, then how do I create this "temporary document. Make it 1 pixel by 1 pixel" ?
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