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Subject: Yes, I'm still here...Sam -> inside

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.Jules.

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Date Posted: 18:49:57 03/02/02 Sat
In reply to: Samantha 's message, "PSP troubles... >>>>" on 17:13:26 02/24/02 Sun

Hello, Sam. I was just clicking through my favorites tonight and decided to see what was going on in the (unfortunately) desolate world of JBTH. Anyway, my site was http://satire.venus.com/ , but I've since then found an easier and smoother way to fade cut horses onto a new background. Goes a little something like this:

Cut out your horse from it's original picture, save. Go to your background/new image, and go through the edit/file menu (whichever contains the 'paste' command), and chose 'Paste as NEW IMAGE.' Arrange your horse, then on the top menu bar, choose Layers --> Layer Properties. IN the middle of the box that comes up is an option...I think 'opacity' or 'fade.' Choose what you want and go with it!

Gotta run, bye!

Jules

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Major typo in last post, should be 'Paste as NEW LAYER,' not 'Paste as NEW IMAGE.' Sorrie! (NT)	.Jules.	18:52:02 03/02/02 Sat

hehe	Sam	15:20:35 03/03/02 Sun