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what software is best for making website logos?
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Re: Making a Logo

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what software is best for making website logos?
Are you going for a 2d logo or 3d?
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Sorry to ignore your post iamthwee, but in general something like Photoshop or Paint Shop pro will do the trick. Or fireworks.

You should try getting some free trials and see which one suites you the best.
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yeah i use fireworks (had to make a logo for college database project)
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Also if you can't afford photoshop use the gimp instead.
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You may want to bare in mind that even if you can't afford the full cs2 photoshop can still by photoshop elements which is much cheaper and will probably have everything you need present.
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You can do it with MSPaint. It's in your Windows folder.

Use Start / Programs / Accessories / Paint.

Save the image you create as a .gif or .jpg file.

I used Corel PhotoPaint to make the image I then shrunk to make my avatar.
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