How to get the old-scratched text effect in photoshop?
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It's probably easiest to just download some scrated text fonts, rather than trying to find brushes or something to give that effect.\n\nTry places like dafont.com\n\nMy favorites are "Bad Cargo 2.0" and "distress" \nYou can probably search for those with Google.
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Try going to Format>Font.\nThen, under 'Effects', if the All Caps box is checked, uncheck it.\nThat should fix your problem.
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You would be better off copying and pasting your work.  Remember to do chunks at a time otherwise your font will be unreadable (small).\n\nAlternatively choose insert > object > from file (browse to file)\n\nand your text will automatically appear on one slide.  Again separate the text onto different slides.
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I know an easy way, you can actually push the "Printscreen/sysrq" button next to the scroll lock and open photoshop.  Once in photoshop open a new screen and push "ctrl + V" this will input the image into the sheet and you will have it to mess with.  The other way is too time consuming. It is too many layers of color and burning.
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you must wrap your text with <span> tags.\n\nEX.\n\n<SPAN>whatever text you want</span>\n\nyou may also use paragraph tags such as <p>\n\nanyways.\n\nonce they are wrapped you gotta style it.\n\n<SPAN style="">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand give the style property the glowing css thing\n\n<SPAN style="filter:glow(#cc6699)">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand you're done.
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Is it possible that Photoshop is trying to access a "scratch disk" that doesn't really exist? \n\nI think you will need to provide more details if anyone is to help you solve this problem.
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There is a free photoshop like program called the GIMP\nhttp://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/\nYou would have to be quite expert at using a mouse to white out the background and then you could select that color to be transparent or to a reverse select to select just the rest of the picture.... a wacom tablet pen makes all this much easier.
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If you just select edit and look for cut, copy and paste, they will not be there.  You have to highlight some text or image first.
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Note: You must have the font installed on your system to edit text.\n\nChoose Tools > Advanced Editing > TouchUp Text tool.\n\nAlternatively, you can find the TouchUp Text tool on the Advanced Editing toolbar. To enable the Advanced Editing toolbar, right click on an existing toolbar and select the "Advanced Editing" option.\n\nFor more information on this tool, search for "TouchUp Text tool" in Adobe Acrobat Help.
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try cutting or copying and pasteing!
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you can use irfanview to fade jpegs.\n\nShift-G gets you into the control panel and you can preview "before vs. after" pics until you get it right.
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Try old english text mt
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I cant remember the commands off the top of my head, but you need to create a pen, (CPen mypen;), then select a color (using mypen.SetColor(0xff0000)?), then attach it to the text box.
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Insert the picture by going insert -> picture then either from file or clip art, depending where you're getting it.\n\nOnce you've lined the pic up and sized it etc, you may need to make it appear lighter (so it doesn't hide any of the text).  Do this by right clicking the picture and selecting "Format Picture".  Change colour to Washout to set a default lighter colour scheme, or adjust the image control settings to what you require.\n\nNow go to the Layout tab, and choose "behind text".\n\nCongratulations, now you can type over the picture, almost like magic.
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Your best bet is probably GIMP- GNU Image Manipulation Program- kind of a freeware Photshop.
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Try the free software called The Gimp.
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the problem could be that the section of text you are trying to select is probably not actual text but an image of text.  You could try covering that section of text with a shape that has the same color as the background and type in over that what you need it to say.