Blending Modes 101 | Learn Photoshop CS6 | Adobe TV

Blending modes are one of the most creative areas in Photoshop. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, take you on a tour of this amazing area in Adobe Photoshop.
http://adobe.ly/NsBIKV

First of all, thank you Adobe group!
But I can`t find Working files. For some videos, they`re shown below the vids, but where can I find Working Files Folder for this course?
Thanks in advance:)

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Product name: Fireworks
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Product Language: English
Your operating system: OS 10.6.8
******BUG******
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Maybe it would be useful to post some screen grabs, and ideally it would be great if you could post a copy of a PSD file that demonstrates the problem (i.e., looks different when opened in an older version of Photoshop than in Photoshop CS6).
EDIT: Looks like I was too late in answering; I was distracted after typing and before posting.
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salflyfish,
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Firstly great tutorial.
Anyway I initially started a thread in the forums which lead me here regarding the use of opacity masks, I'm having real problems finding a solution to my specific problem.
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