K4Gap wrote:
> Anyone know of a tutorial for making text taller on one end?
Here's your one-sentence tutorial. After entering the text, position the mouse cursor over an upper corner of its bounding box, hold Shift, and drag upward.
Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com
C-Tech volunteer
Golgi wrote:
>
> I have a picture of (let's say) Cape Town.
>
> I want to "cut out" letters from the picture, so that I am left
> with the letters "Cape Town" filled with the picture and that the
> bits between the letters are a single color.
Here's another way to skin this cat.
http://campratty.com/1faq/faqpages/a17.html
Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com
C-Tech volunteer
"More of this type" only you can judge. If you have not been there already, check http://www.psplinks.com and its links to 14,000+ tutorials. If you have a specific topic in mind, search there, and also with Google PSP + topic.
Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com
C-Tech volunteer
From Kris Zaklika;
PatETC wrote:
>
> Is there a way to crop a picture to an oval in PSP 9.0?
Yes and no.
> I want the
> finished photo to be an oval shape--no border for putting on a poster.
All images are rectangular so you can't make an oval image. However, you can fake an oval image. You do this by making an oval selection in the image with the Ellipse Selection Type in the Selection tool or by drawing a vector ellipse and doing Selections > From Vector Object. After this you do Selections > Invert, which selects all the stuff outside the oval that you don't want. Now you can delete the contents of the selection to transparency by pressing the Delete key (after promoting the background layer) or use Flood Fill with a Match Mode of None to set it to the background color of your poster.
Gary Brown wrote:
> Version 9 still does not make icons as near as I can find. This is
> surprising given they are not difficult to support. I have been using
> Bmp2Icon2 but that supports limited formats. Are there better
> freebies available?
http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/
http://www.towofu.net/soft/e-index.php
Kris Zaklika