Problem: Article: While you might not be able to avoid your ex entirely (like if you go to school with him or have the same friend group as her), you can--and should--minimize the amount of time you spend in contact with him or her. Don't send your ex passive aggressive texts or call you ex crying. Absolutely do not drunk dial your ex one night. Doing these things will just make you feel worse. Instead, try to avoid seeing or contacting your ex as best you can. If you do have to see your ex, such as if you are in the same class, don't give into your desire to run up to him and slap him in the face, beg her to come back to you, or simply scream "why?????" Instead, collect yourself and either ignore your ex, or give them a quick greeting without any further interaction. Do not let your ex see that they are putting you in any sort of turmoil. Be it in real life or on social media sites, its time to 'block' your ex. Ask your friends not to tell you if they saw your ex or heard something about him/her. Remove your ex from your Facebook news feed (or unfriend him/her entirely). While this may be hard to do, ultimately it will be for the best. If you share a friend group with your ex, try to avoid hanging out with him/her as much as possible. Hang out with your friends in smaller groups, or suggest a strictly girls or guys day. However, do not ask your friends to stop being friends with your ex. Giving them an ultimatum will almost always result in a battle not worth having. As the saying "out with the old, in with the new" goes, one of the best ways to move forward is by trying something new. Its time to create a bright, vibrant future for yourself. Have you always wanted to try scuba diving? Lacrosse? Sculpting? Do it! Join a sports team or enroll in an after school or work class. Not only will you get to experience something new, you'll also meet new people who enjoy the same thing that you do (and have never even heard of your ex). Now is definitely not the time to watch The Notebook for the first time or develop a taste for romantic ballads. Listen to music that will pump you up and motivate you, rather than that list of sad songs you put together in the first days of your breakup. While this may sound strange, creating a blacklist of songs that remind you of your ex will help you to move on, rather than dwell on the sadness you feel. This goes for really any form of entertainment-- romantic movies, books, plays--really anything that revolves around a romance or doomed love affair should probably put on the blacklist for now. One of the best ways to move on is by putting your situation into perspective. Instead of dwelling on your own problems, help others with theirs. Start volunteering at a local charity, call up a friend who has been having a rough time, or even just help your mom rearrange her furniture--doing something for someone else will help you to realize that while you have suffered a broken heart, your life really is pretty sweet. Working out really is one of the best ways to reduce stress and sadness. When you work up a sweat, you are also working up your serotonin levels which in turn will make you feel happier and more relaxed. Set up an exercise routine or join that Zumba class you've been wanting to try for ages. One of the biggest steps you can take to moving on with your life is simply wishing your ex well. You don't have to do this to his/her face--instead just think to yourself, "I hope ___ is doing well". You do not need to forgive your ex for breaking your heart, nor should you forget what you have gone through because of that heart break. However, letting go of the anger and sadness your ex caused is a healthy and positive step forward. If you feel like it is important that you remain friends with your ex, you must be absolutely sure you are not harboring any remaining feelings of romantic love for him or her. If you still feel flutters in your belly when you see your ex, or find yourself fantasizing about getting back together, it is best that you don't try to be friends yet. When you do become friends, know that you will most likely never be able to hang out with your ex without recalling your relationship--thats ok, just put those affection feelings towards your friendship (and nothing more). This does not mean you should rush into a new relationship immediately--particularly if it is just a rebound relationship that doesn't mean much to you but does have the potential to hurt the other person. Instead, take things slowly when you do meet someone you think could be a new love interest.
Summary: Minimize contact with your ex. Ignore 'updates' on your ex's life. Try out some new activities. Avoid sad songs and sappy movies. Distract yourself by helping others. Exercise to release your emotions. Wish your ex well. Open yourself up to new possibilities.

Problem: Article: If you're just trying to test things out, open up a blank new image and put some basic text on the page. You can also just press the T key to get to the text option. You should see a new bar appear on the top of you screen with font options, size, spacing, etc. With your text selected and your text took still on, find the set of three little sets of lines, meant to mimic lines of text on the page. Hover over the second one and it will say "center text." Click it to center the text.
Summary:
Open the desired image in Photoshop. Click the "T" in the leftmost tool bar. Press the "center text" button to center-justify the text.