How do you make Photoshop looking graphics on Paint Shop Pro 9?
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Photoshop doesn't have a "look," necessarily.  The two programs have similar features under the hood, with different interfaces on top.  I'm sure you could do anything you wanted (with the exception of color accurate print work and integration with Illustrator) with PSP9, but I can't promise the interface would be as nice.
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in paint shop pro, click on the color you want
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Get GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/windows/\n\nIt's free and is as good or better than the expensive PhotoShop by Adobe.\n\nGood luck.
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You just Unzip it and save on your desktop.\nYou then have to navigate to where the program Paint shop pro is installed and navigate to tubes, Then all you do is drag it over or copy and paste.  \nExample of where to find it.\nC:&#92;Program Files&#92;Jasc Software Inc&#92;Paint Shop Pro 7&#92;Tubes
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Save the image that you want to use as a texture in .bmp format in either C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Jasc Software Inc&#92;Paint Shop Pro 9&#92;Textures&#92; or in My Documents&#92;My PSP Files&#92;Textures.  \n\nYou might have to convert the image to greyscale before you save it (I've only worked with greyscale textures).  This can be done by selecting the Greyscale item from the Image menu _before_ saving to one of the texture folders.
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The best thing to do is to make the graphics yourself. I downloaded PhotoPlus for free. It's been easy to use and has helped me tremendously in creating custom graphics for my website.
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Corel Photopaint, or Adobe Photoshop
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Try GIMP from http://gimp.org I think. Its a good program about like photoshop but free instead of the $600.00 price tag.
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Yes, Use Photoshop imageready and CS2.\n\nTake free online classes.
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PhotoShop is good. You can get it at any office supply store.
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Paint wont work. It only saves bitmaps. I use adobe photo deluxe. You might find a file converter on the net for free but it will probably be infested with spyware or worse....a virus or trojan. Jasc paint shop pro is good. If you only want to change a bitmap or two send me an e mail and I will do it for you. I think jasc has a trial version. Be careful when running it...it has a tendancy to change all your image files to a jasc extension. Install it step by step and when it asks if you want to associate jasc with different image the files say no.
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I have been using Paint Shop Pro for over 7 years and have done all the upgrades. I am using psp10 right now and love it.  It has endless ways of processing photos, painting, drawing and so much more.  Get a free 30 day trial d/l .   :)\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CorelCom/Layout&c=Product_C1&cid=1152105040688&lc=en\nE
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There are a number of packages out there. I personally use Paint Shop Pro 9 - it's very effective and professional! (I wouldn't use Paint - it doesn't do a good job unless you have a LOT of artistic skill and a LOT of free time!)
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yes, tons of programs, try a google search, going on amazon.com or anywhere else that sells software, or buying a PC magazine with a review of photo editing software in it --- or a free package on it's cover disc.\n\nexamples:\nAdobe Photoshop\nwhatever it is that Paint Shop Pro has turned into\nCorel Photo Plus\nThe Gimp (free download, originally linux now cross-platform)\netc etc etc\n\nthere's also a multitudinous host of smaller freeware / shareware / independent softwares you can find, and if you're making panoramas (which i suspect), probably specialist programs for this.\n\ngood luck, and if you do find a panorama soft let us know ... i'm currently using PSP to stich together the one or two landscape sweeps inamongst a recent set of photos from a trip and it's a pain :)\n\nthey'll all be far in advance of Paint, by the way, even though the current Windows XP version is pretty good and almost unrecognisable as the basic drawing tool bundled with win 3.1
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I would definately recommend both Photoshop CS AND Corel's Paint Shop Pro X (if you can afford them).  The two are extremely powerful, and each one has its own strengths and weaknesses, so having both will cover all the bases.
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Using a graphics program such as Jasc Paint Shop Pro (http://jasc.com - 30 day free trial available), create a blank/transparent image, then add your photos as LAYERS.  You can then adjust which layer is on top, which is in the middle, etc. \n\nPSPro has a great tutorial with the trial version.  It's cheaper than Photoshop and Macromedia's Fireworks (which is DA BOMB!) but, it will use ALL of the photoshop plug-in's which allow you to manipulate images.  It's a GREAT program for beginner's.  Heck its a great program period, I have both of the others and STILL ocassionally use it!\n\nSearch the net for tutorials on LAYERING IMAGES in whatever graphics or photo editing program you are currently using.
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Photoshop full version, I haven't tried the cut down home version (Elements).\nYou go to a panel and change all the colour levels seperately. Its a bit long winded but it works.\nI did a Photoshop course a couple of years ago. You zoom right in and work on individual pixels for a convincing result.\nI tried The Gimp but it doesn't have the same capability (or if it has I haven't found it!) so you can't just adjust the green or blue channel. But you can fill in each pixel with a brush.\nhttp://www.gimp.org