Ah, that's easy. You have to select certain parts by using the Free Select tool. Use colorize. Then select the next part and use colorize, but choose the latest used PRESET color to be consistent.
To cut out parts of the image, duplicate your layer without colorization and colorize the top layer. If you have already colorized, put the duplicate as the top layer and click Base Image on the edit history for your original, which is the bottom layer. Use Free Select then click Scissor Select and press the delete button on your keyboard to remove an area, then switch from top layer to bottom layer and use colorize.
She could be able to present her information in a legible way. She will be able to type quicker than writing, and be more thorough about her writing. She can also benefit by becoming more familiar with different technologies. She can benefit by being able to add information that broadens her knowledge on the subject.
Hope this helps!!
They are 49, 48, 32
The 32 is important because it is a space.
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