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Arc: i installed PS :) but i'm stuck on the third step on the first post im making it bold... could you help ?

If you are using Photoshop ......
Step 1 : Create a document with transparent background. Draw a rounded rectangle using the respective tool . Click on the white box of the layer in layers pallet , Holding Ctrl key to select the document . Create a new layer , and fill it with any color (you may change it anytime in future).

koolkat77 said:

Arc: i installed PS :) but i'm stuck on the third step on the first post im making it bold... could you help

Here is some info for you
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Arc said:

koolkat77 said:

Arc: i installed PS :) but i'm stuck on the third step on the first post im making it bold... could you help

Here is some info for you
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thanks for that :)
btw, when i hit delete, i get a white image i don't get the transparent background --

Follow the instructions, let me know what happened :)
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my first try

Follow the instructions, let me know what happened

it will take me a few days to learn, thanks for the steps :)
edit: btw, i have to do all these steps first then continue with the pictures you posted here, right?

If you are using Photoshop......
Step 1 : Create a document with transparent background. Draw a rounded rectangle using the respective tool . Click on the white box of the layer in layers pallet, Holding Ctrl key to select the document . Create a new layer , and fill it with any color (you may change it anytime in future).

Step 2 : Select > Modify > Contract . Contract by the amount you desire the thickness of the border, apply the contract, and hit delete . You will get the shape of the border.

Step 3 : Now the styling . Click on "fx" below layers pallet, and select "blending options" . Apply drop shadow to the extent you want, for coloring, you may do it using color overlay or gradient overlay; and finally, you are to apply bevel and emboss. In the next screenshot, it is a setting of a good bevel and emboss, but you may change the figures to anything at your like, to suit the design.

Nick taught me how to do it corel draw, and I substituted his guidelines for photoshop

koolkat,
Looks mighty fine.
Might want to center the Windows Seven logo and make it a tad smaller. IMHO
You are off to a great start.
THW

The Howling Wolves said:

koolkat,
Looks mighty fine.
Might want to center the Windows Seven logo and make it a tad smaller. IMHO
You are off to a great start.
THW

THW thank you for the lovely compliment before i go to bed :)

Nice work KK.
Being off center shows we're not quite balanced, right Dennis?

Britton30 said:

Nice work KK.
Being off center shows we're not quite balanced, right Dennis?

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