How do you make your lines str8 in Photoshop?
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The same trick noted before works for a tablet as it does for a mouse; hold down the shift key while drawing your line with your tablet and it will remain straight.
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U can remove any text or stain through cloning technique in Photoshop\n\n1. Open Picture.\n2. Choose Clone Tool.  \n3. Press Alt key near to TEXT AREA (Clone tool copy the particula area)\n4. then move the cursor on the text \nrepeat the process until u finish.\n\nEnjoy it
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"disp" or "display" functions\n"line" is helpful too\n\nTry to make a string x='*****' y='** **' \ndisp x,y \nETC....
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Put type on a path. \n\nYou can draw a path with the Pen, Line, or Shape tool and then type text along that path. A path has no pixels associated with it. Think of it as a stencil or guide for the type. For example, to have text outline a globe, you could draw a path around the globe using the ellipse tool, and then type the text on the path. \n\nSelect the appropriate tool: the Pen tool , the Line tool , the Freeform Pen tool , or one of the shape tools. \nIn the options bar at the top of the work area, select the Paths button , and then draw the path you want the text to follow. \nNote: When you create a path using a pen or line tool, the type flows in the direction you draw, wrapping around the line when it reaches the end of the line. Draw left to right to see the type right side up. Draw right to left to see it upside down. \n\nIn the Character palette, select the font and other type attributes for the text. \nSelect the desired type tool in the toolbox. Horizontal type will be perpendicular to the path. Vertical type will be parallel to the path. The pointer changes to an I-beam intersected by a line . The line marks the type baseline, the imaginary line on which letters rest.\nPosition the pointer so the baseline of the I-beam is on the path and click. An insertion point appears on the path. \nType the text you want. \nWhen you are satisfied with the text, press Ctrl + Enter (Windows) or Command + Return (Mac OS).\n\nTaken from the photoshop manual
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How about drawing a bunch of straight lines of differing length, from a fixed point, so that the tips create the image of an arc?
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If you select FILTER from the top menu, there should be a listing for SKETCH - Select Graphic Pen.  If it makes the picture look more like a negative (all the white spaces black) then go to IMAGE from the top menu, select Adjustment, the INVERT the image.\n\nThere are also many websites that offer photoshop tutorials for free.  here's one for creating pencil sketches:\n\nhttp:// www.graphic-design.com/ Photoshop/pencil_sketch/index.html
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http://www.imagemagick.org\ntells how to convert between almost any format\nand any other.
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In photoshop:\n\nOpen the photo\nUse the "elliptical marquee too" to mark the area you want to crop\nOn the top menu choose "select->inverse"\nClick "delete" on your keyboard
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After editing the file as usal, you have to go to\nImage--->Mode--->16bit/channel\n\nsave your work....\n\nFrom Adobe Phtoshop Help Section:\n\nTo convert between 8 bits per channel and 16 bits per channel:\n\n   1. To convert to a 16-bit-per-channel image, first flatten the image. (See Flattening all layers.)\n   2. Choose Image > Mode > 16 Bits/Channel or 8 Bits/Channel.
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There is no direct way to do this you have to work on your B&W photograph. There is a simple but effective tutorial here : http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/photos/colorizing/\n\nCheck this out.
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In photoshop, EDIT > TRANSFORM > FLIP HORIZONTAL\n\nIn Illustrator, OBJECT > TRANSFORM > REFLECT
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lines, polylines, blocks, circles etc... look in the help files if you have the software\n\nhttp://www.we-r-here.com/cad/tutorials/index.htm
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Your best bet is probably GIMP- GNU Image Manipulation Program- kind of a freeware Photshop.
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nah, there is much easier way.\n1) go to layers ( click f7 )\n2) select the layer of your picture\n3) click the small round button with F in the middle on the bottom of Layer window\n4) pick "Stroke.." option.\n5) Pick color, size click OK and.. viola - you have a perfect outline, border.
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in Photoshop, use the layers.....then adjust transparency
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It's called morphing.  There is a software out there called Morpheus that will do it. It should be really easy to find
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Yes, Use Photoshop imageready and CS2.\n\nTake free online classes.