how can i load a new pantone in photoshop?
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Click on the colour tool in the toolbar to open the picker. Click on "Custom", then chose the Pantone set you want, and select the required value.\n\nYou can't add extra Pantone colours - if the one you want isn't there, check you have the right set selected.
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ASSUMING YOU ARE USING WINDOWS XP HOME.\n\nunzip them to a folder\n\nright click on an empty space on the desktop\nclick on properties\nclick on the drop down themes\nclick on browse\nbrowse to the folder where you unzipped the theme\nload the new theme\nall set and done.
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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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Using a graphics program such as Jasc Paint Shop Pro (http://jasc.com - 30 day free trial available), create a blank/transparent image, then add your photos as LAYERS.  You can then adjust which layer is on top, which is in the middle, etc. \n\nPSPro has a great tutorial with the trial version.  It's cheaper than Photoshop and Macromedia's Fireworks (which is DA BOMB!) but, it will use ALL of the photoshop plug-in's which allow you to manipulate images.  It's a GREAT program for beginner's.  Heck its a great program period, I have both of the others and STILL ocassionally use it!\n\nSearch the net for tutorials on LAYERING IMAGES in whatever graphics or photo editing program you are currently using.
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Right click on the slide - select change background - and select the image you want as a background (picture) or colors or patterns or even gradients.  If you change the "background" in master and choose a different design in "slide design" then you will be selecting that background for the entire show.\n\nbelow is from the help menu on powerpoint:\nIf you want to apply the change to selected slides only, select the slides in normal view. Otherwise, the change applies to all slides that follow the design template (design template: A file that contains the styles in a presentation, including the type and size of bullets and fonts; placeholder sizes and positions; background design and fill color schemes; and a slide master and optional title master.) of the currently selected slide.\n\nOn the Format menu, click Background.\n\nUnder Background fill, click the arrow below the image, and then do one of the following: \nSelect a color from the color scheme\n\nClick one of the eight colors displayed. \nSelect a color outside the color scheme\n\nClick More Colors. \nClick the color you want on the Standard tab, or click the Custom tab to mix your own color, and then click OK. \nSelect a fill effect or picture\n\nClick Fill Effects, and then do one of the following: \nTo use shading, click the Gradient tab, click a type under Colors, click a shading style, and then click OK. \nTo use a texture, click the Texture tab, click the texture you want or click Other Texture to select a file and insert it, then click OK. \nTo use a pattern, click the Pattern tab, select the pattern you want, select foreground and background colors, then click OK. \nTo use a picture, click the Picture tab, click Select Picture to find the picture file you want, click Insert, and then click OK. \nUse the background fill from the slide master\n\nClick Automatic. \nDo one of the following: \nIf you want to apply the background to selected slides, click Apply. \nIf you want to apply the background to all slides, click Apply to All. \n\nGood luck!
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Try the gimp - it's free, and works similar to photoshop\n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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am a graphic artist, am using photoshop everyday,, first you need to know your current screen resolution... if 800x600 make your image in Photoshops 800 PIXEL by 600 PIXEL.. Then goto FILE --> SAVE FOR WEB --> SAVE AS JPEG... after you save as JPEG, goto your WINDOWS XP Desktop properties then load the JPEG as a wallpaper.   Same thing if ur desktop resolution was 1024x760, resize your photshop image into 1024 pixel by 760s pixel.. Good luck dude. hope u get my suggestion.. by the way, sorry for my english, thx ;)
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Just Edit them in any program like photoshop...
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A little bit ambiguous...You want to write a "color picker"? Then API is your only way...:D... Beware also at the color "depth" conversion...
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You can do this with a search.\n\nWhen you specify the search parameters, choose Format and tell it to search for the color you want to change.\n\nWhen you specify the change to parameters, similarly tell it to change to the color you want.
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start\nsettings\ncontrol panel\ninternet options\ngeneral\ncolors\ncheck nect to "use windows colors"
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I use Paint.NET  Its free and does almost everything photoshop can. try it
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You can use the eyedropper tool.  Click on the color that you want.  This color will be selected.  And then you just use this color on the second picture.
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Ya I know what you mean. The user interface in imageready is not very user friendly. Here are the steps:\n\n1) Create your layers of your animation in photoshop\n2) Export the layers to image ready\n3) In the file menu, go to "Window" and select "Animation". At this stage the active/visible layer will appear as the first frame in your animation window\n4) Select "New Frame" in the arrow menu button of the Animation window\n5) The new frame will be a duplicate of the 1st frame. With the new frame active, go back to the layers window and make the next desired layer visble by making sure the eye icon is next to it\n6) The new frame in the animation window will auto refreash to this visible layer without affecting the 1st layer.\n7) Repeat steps 4 to 6 until you complete the animation.\n8) In the file menu, select "Save Optimized As" and you are done.
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try changing your background
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use photoshop\nsave as > png,jpg,gif,and other formats\n\nor Irfanview
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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.