adobe photoshop 7.0 question..?
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You can find some here\n\nhttp://www.photoshopsupport.com/resources/free-fonts.html\nhttp://www.photoshopsupport.com/tools/brushes.html
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you can go to http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/l/bllps5out.htm
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hey just google it and you will get it\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html\n\non this page there is link on left for try out.
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Just Edit them in any program like photoshop...
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Photoshop has lots of plug-ins... Some may be free. The program itself is like $700... What plug-in might you be looking for?
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There isn't a good freeware version of Photoshop. You can download a trial version from the Adobe website or chooes an alternative program like Gimp, which is a free Photoshop-like image editing program:\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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Try the GIMP, its like photoshop on steriods, it'l handle your problem easily.
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According to this document that feature is unavailable.\n\nhttp://ext.msstate.edu/homepages/cas/pdfs/microsoft_docs/photo_editor/microsoft_photo_editor_quick_reference.pdf
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Is your photoshop a trial version, or has it still to be activated? Otherwise try the export function, it must work.
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download this-\nhttp://www.torrentz.com/torrent_695569.html\ninstall and enjoy professional quality editing from adobe photoshop\n\nsome online photo editors can be found here-\nhttp://www.webapplist.com/category.php?id=25
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photoshop is what everyone is going to suggest. but i use a free software that is very similar to photoshop, it's called GIMP. \n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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I agree that Gimp is equivalent to Photoshop.\nIf you need Photoshop, why dont you download the trial version??\nhttps://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop&loc=en\nYou will be able to use the software for about 1 month and by then you can decide whether you want to buy it, replace it with a freeware programme or whatever
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create a new doc in photoshop. Now open up the image you want to blend and copy and paste them into your new doc. This should put them on their own layer. Select the 'retangular selection' tool (the upper left most icon in your toolbar) and change the 'feather' property (in your main toolbar) to something like 20px. Now you can select a portion of the top most image and click your 'delete' key'. this will feather out the deleted area and you can see it blend in with the image below it. it will probably take some playing around but hopefull this helps?
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You should try GIMP.  It's an open-sourced version of photoshop.  You can download it from www.gimp.org.  It's very powerful, but has a bit of a steep learning curve.  The website has lots of documentation and the community is very helpful, though.
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look up the GIMP - it is a free download and almost as good as PhotoShop (when I last used PhotoShop, 2 years ago)
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Get GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/windows/\n\nIt's free and is as good or better than the expensive PhotoShop by Adobe.\n\nGood luck.
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Your answer is called adobe photoshop.