i just dont know how 2 do that...i just know that u could crop them..but thatz has the old backgrnd 2.
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using photoshop you can make layers and change the background. But you want to change the lighting to match that of the environment
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you need a graphix program like adobe or paintshop pro, cut the head out with the lasso tool, and paste it as  a new layer on the other picture, use the eraser to clean up
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you could extract them (i would use winrar) and then use something like isobuster to recompile it as an iso, but keep in mind this dose not always work
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My guess would be to take a piece of paper and fringe the bottom. Like, cut it into little sections but don't cut them completely off. That's the only way I know to do it.
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if u can find that picture somewhere on the internet u could click it and drag it to where ever u r trying to put it
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its very easy some amount of sand & compost (made from animal waste) thoroghly spoiled. mix them in equal quantity and add some water in it to keep it wet. now just deep a part of cutting in it where you want roots to come. also a solution come here in india's market if this not work.
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What you want to do is called cropping or scaling the image. \n\nCropping clips the edges off the image making a headshot instead of a full body shot for example. Scaling shrinks or expands the image (possibly reducing quality) while maintaining the entire image. Any image editing software or Painting program should be able to help you do this.\n\nWindows Explorer's My Pictures Folder in Win XP and Vista has a previewer that lets you do this. I believe older versions of Windows use the Kodak Image Capture Accessory app. You can also do this using Microsoft Paint (comes with Windows), Corel Draw, Corel Painter, GiMP, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Adobe Photoshop, PhotoPaint, ACDSee, or Paint Shop Pro.\n\nOn a Macintosh you can do it using OS X's built in Preview.app (it's the simplest) or in iPhoto. You may also be able to do it using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Mac GiMP, Seashore, and the famous Graphic Converter!\n\nOn Linux or a Unix platform or similar system try GiMP or possibly several other apps though GiMP has the lead and is multi-platform so if you learn it once you can use those skills anywhere. It tends to be able to do most anything Photoshop can do while being open source (aka free).\n\nThese are just a few examples of apps that can do this as well as meet hundreds of other image editing needs.
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Use the picture thing to copy it then paste and rotate it.  Make sure you cut it right.
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use some softs\n\ni think 'photoshop' will help u\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com
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Go into page setup and set things from portrait to landscape.\nFor the tear off, repeat the name and phone or whatever on a portrait oriented piece of paper, and then partially separate them with scissors, to they still hang together, but are cut far enough that people just get one at a time.
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Use a photo editing program to resize or crop the photo.  I recommend Paint Shop Pro by Jasc.  It's simple to use, affordable and has many features.  You can download a free trial by visiting www.jasc.com
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thats easy, just tright click the thing you want to make move and choose 'cutsom animation...' then u can just chooes wat do u want to do^.^(use prevew if ur not sure)
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You can use several programs for this including Photoshop and GIMP. You need to select 'batch process' and that allows you to perform the same actions on multiple images... like converting from jpg to gif, cropping, resizing, adjusting color balance and more.\n\nPhotoshop: http://adobe-photoshop.en.softonic.com/ie/9533\nGIMP: http://the-gimp.en.softonic.com/ie/11503
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Load the original into windows move maker(start/programs/accessories).\nSave as WMV and choose the compression that suits you.\nIt will result in very poor reproduction if you shrink it tooooooo much. \nTrial and error is the only way to see what you have as a result.
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I'm not sure how to do it.
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Im not sure, i didnt even no u cud hav more than 1 avatar! when u go on appearance/themes, isnt there a backround button where u can choose 2 hav no backround? I think thats how 2 do it. wasnt in time 4 yr hairstyle question, alredy resolved, but u were my best answer 4 my Josh olloway question, yay u!\nSawyer fan
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Normally those things are just an animated GIF (which is a type of picture).\n\nFirst, you would have to find two pictures (one scary, and one not).  Then you would need to use a GIF animation tool to take those 2 pictures and create 1 animated GIF.\n\nShould be fairly straight forward.  \n\nI would do a search at download.com for "gif animation" to find a program that can do it.  Look for one that is freeware.