The best way is to use layers. So you would import the image or photo into a photoshop file on a layer. Then make a new layer "above" the image and draw or import the graphics that will create the...

Nice way to comment on a post that is a year and a half old.

Window->Optimize

Errr... Where is the tutorial?

I didn't say windows was better! Have you thought about splitting the files into 2 or 3 parts?

I really like the Photoshop WOW series of books. I haven't looked at Photoshop CS for Dummies so I don't know. I wouldn't buy the Photoshop CS Bible unless you know for sure that you are very...

Personally I'm not a fan of real media. I would use (cringes) windows audio and windows video formats, mostly because people won't have to download anything new to watch or listen.

Hmm never used this so..... (im not sure)

go to Slide Show
choose Online Broadcast
choose Record and Save a Broadcast

Like I said I've never used Powerpoint so I'm not sure.

GL either way.

One way to do it would be to make an animated gif as the mouseover image. I could make gifs for you if there aren't too many of them. Just be sure of the size though, wouldn't want to do it twice :)

Hehe Dani I'm 32, I'm sooo livin in tha 90s :p

Tans, when I try to do tans in photoshop they always seem to come out peachy or just not tan :(

Yes I have da colormixer bookmarked, thanks :)

Its for my site. The one in my sig. :) Oh yeah, I hope to turn this into a Mambo template...

I got past my earlier jaggies issue :) and now I'm trying to decide on some colors. The one thing I would like to keep in this pic is the red circle, I'm open to changing other stuff though. What...

That looks great, but yes the curved line segments :( You don't have to do it for me :p Thanks for trying to help :)

That's no fun :( It didn't work well for me.

I would like to smooth out some jaggies in a picture without making it too blurred, does anyone have any suggestions?

I looked at your site. At the moment you page should have all the images in the same directory as the page. Or you can change the code on your page like this:

<img src="banner.jpg" width="746"...

You uploaded the images too right? If the images are in a folder lets say called "images" on your computer, you must also have an "images" folder on the website.

use a gif or png format, png is better if powerpoint supports it

You could try GIMP (http://www.gimp.org). It is free.

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