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      • Types of Purchase in Tally
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      • Chapter 24: Sales Exempted Entry
      • Chapter 25: Sales GST Entry
      • Chapter 26: Sales IGST Entry
      • Chapter 27: Sales Interstate Exempted Entry
      • Chapter 30: Receipt Entry in Tally
      • Chapter 31: Payment Entry in Tally
      • Chapter 32: Contra Entry in Tally
      • Chapter 34: Purchase Return Entry
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      • Chapter 39 – 64 (PDF for Practice)
      • Chapter 39: Bank Account Group
      • Chapter 40: Bank OD Account Group
      • Chapter 41: Cash in Hand Group
      • Chapter 42: Deposit (assets) Group
      • Chapter 43: Duties & Taxes Group
      • Chapter 44: Fixed Assets Group
      • Chapter 45: Investments Group
      • Chapter 46: Loan & Advances Assets Group
      • Chapter 47: Secured Loan Group
      • Chapter 48: Unsecured Loan Group
      • Chapter 49: Loans Liability Group
      • Chapter 50: Sales Account Group
      • Chapter 51: Purchase Account Group
      • Chapter 52: Sundry Debtors Group
      • Chapter 53: Sundry Creditors Group
      • Chapter 54: Indirect Income Group
      • Chapter 55: Direct Income Group
      • Chapter 56: Indirect Expenses Group
      • Chapter 57: Direct Expenses Group
      • Chapter 58: Capital Account Group
      • Chapter 59: Provision Group
      • Chapter 60: Reserve & Surplus Group
      • Chapter 61: Branch/Division Group
      • Chapter 62: Misc. Expenses Group
      • Chapter 63: Current Assets Group
      • Chapter 64: Current Liability Group
      • Chapter 65: Suspense Account Group
      • Chapter 66: Stock in Hand Group
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  • History: Adobe Photoshop was created by Thomas and John Knoll and first released in 1988. Since then, it has gone through numerous updates and versions. 

  • Key Features:

    • Image Editing: Photoshop allows you to edit and manipulate digital images with a wide range of tools, such as cropping, resizing, and color correction.

    • Layers: You can work with multiple layers in a single document, enabling you to edit and organize different elements separately.

    • Filters and Effects: The software provides various filters and effects to apply to your images, including blurs, sharpening, and artistic filters.

    • Text and Typography: You can add and manipulate text in your images, making Photoshop suitable for graphic design and creating textual content.

  • Supported File Formats: Photoshop can work with a variety of file formats, including JPEG, PNG, GIF, PSD (the native Photoshop format), and more.

  • Tools: It offers a broad range of tools like the Brush Tool, Pen Tool, Selection Tools, and the Magic Wand Tool to perform various editing tasks.

  • Color Correction: Photoshop is known for its advanced color correction and manipulation capabilities, including adjustments like curves, levels, and color balance.

  • Retouching: It's often used for professional photo retouching, allowing you to remove blemishes, whiten teeth, and perform other enhancements.

  • 3D Editing: In recent versions, Photoshop has incorporated 3D editing capabilities, allowing you to work with 3D models and text.

  • Integration: Photoshop is integrated with other Adobe Creative Cloud applications, making it easy to move assets between different Adobe programs.

  • Plugins: You can extend Photoshop's functionality with plugins and add-ons, which are available from Adobe and third-party developers.

  • Learning Resources: Adobe offers extensive documentation and online tutorials to help users learn how to use Photoshop effectively.

  • Pricing: Adobe Photoshop is not free; it is available through Adobe's Creative Cloud subscription service. The subscription model provides access to the latest versions of Photoshop and other Adobe apps, with different pricing tiers for individuals, students, and businesses.

  • Platforms: Photoshop is available for both Windows and macOS.

  • Alternatives: If you're looking for free or alternative software, consider programs like GIMP, Affinity Photo, or Corel Paint Shop Pro.


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