How do you Install tubes in Paint Shop Pro XI photo?
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Just put the tube files in this directory:\n\nC:&#92;Program Files&#92;Corel&#92;Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo XI&#92;Corel_10\n\nor\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;username&#92;My Documents&#92;My PSPPXI Files&#92;Picture Tubes
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Paint Shop Pro rivals photoshop
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The way I do it is through paint shop pro, or photo adobe then use animation shop, you can find a lot of great online tutorials using google
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you have to make your own with paint or photoshop
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Check out Paint.NET (http://www.getpaint.net/), it's a great alternative to Adobe Photoshop and it's free.\n\nThere is no real way to do layers in standard Paint.
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#1. UNDER 'FILE' IN PHOTOSHOP @ TOP LEFT CORNER\nChoose:\n\n#2. PHOTOMERGE....\n\n#3. THEN CHOOSE THE PHOTOS YOU WANT TO USE FROM YOUR PC\n\n#4. CHOOSE "PREVIEW"  (CHECK THE BOX TO ENABLE THAT FEATURE)\n\n#5. LET THE PROGRAM PLACE THEM....\n\n#6. YOU CAN PLACE THEM YOURSELF\n\n#7. "SAVE" INTO A JPEG FILE.....\n\n______________________________________________\nDirections from photoshop; http://www.ephotozine.com/techniques/viewtechnique.cfm?recid=140\n\n______________________________________________\nSeveral programs now have a stitching mode that lets you place a number of pictures, taken from the same position but with a slightly different viewpoint, together edge to edge to make a panorama.\nPhotographers have been doing this for years by shooting pictures and sticking the photos together using tape or glue onto a card mount. Advanced digital photographers have continued the trend doing the task manually in their image editing program. Elements, like PhotoVista and MGI PhotoSuite, takes things a stage further and helps automate the job. Here's how...\n \n\n\n\n\n1 Open the program and go to the menu bar at the top of the screen. Select PhotoMerge from the File menu. \n\n\n\n2 This brings up a box that asks you to locate the pictures on your computer that you want to merge. Click Add and Open to add the picture to the list in the box and when you've located all the images click on OK. The program then automatically merges the pictures on the canvas. It takes a few seconds to open each picture and resize them and you may get a message that you have to resize the picture manually if they are too big. The program merges the images by looking at similar pixel patters and can get it wrong if there are lots of similar areas in each picture. I found it better if you manually arrange them. Uncheck the box 'Attempt to Automatically Arrange Source Images'. \n\n\n3 Now the pictures appear at the top of the page and these can be pulled onto the canvas below by clicking and dragging on each image individually from the top strip down to the canvas.\n \n\n\n\nIf the pictures are too large and cannot be seen in a row on the canvas go to the Navigator on the right and select a smaller percentage. \n\n\n4 Move each picture by clicking and holding down the mouse as you drag. You will notice that the overlapping area becomes semi transparent so you can see the image below. This allows you to match up joining areas and helps the program make a better seamless stitch. I find setting the dragging box to ghost and unchecking Snap to image allows a smoother adjustment. \n\n\n5 When the images are in place you may notice a darker line where the two images overlap. To avoid this click on the Advanced Blending box which gives a more invisible merge. Click on the preview button to see the blend. \n\n\n6 When you are happy with the way the preview looks click OK at the top right and watch your picture be automatically blended. When complete the photo is a background without any history and untitled so save it straight away to avoid losing it if the computer crashes.  \n\n\n7 You may now have to crop the picture to lose the white background. In our case I needed to crop at an angle so drag a box around the picture using the crop tool and use the rotate command to adjust the angle of the box for the most effective crop. You may find at this stage it's a good idea to make the window bigger so you can rotate easily. \n\n\nThat's all there is to it. Use this mode to stitch upright pictures when, for example, you want to shoot a tall building but can't get it all in the shot. Also try using it to create super wide views of landscapes and interiors or as a way of producing higher resolution photos. If your camera isn't high resolution set the lens to the telephoto setting on the zoom and take six pictures in a three across, two down grid and stitch those together to make a larger overall photo.\n\n\n\n
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use paint and import graphics from the web. cut them out and paste them on a new image
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try corel's website. i found a few on google. dont know if they are any good though.\n\nwww.baycongroup.com/paint_shop_pro/tutorials.htm\nwww.psplinks.com/\nwww.grafx-design.com/psp_tut.html\nloriweb.pair.com/howto.shtml
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To get consistent results you should apply a stroke as follows:\n1. Open the image.\n2. Double click the locked "Background" layer and rename it.  (This unlocks the layer and allows you to edit.)\n3. Click the "Add Layer Style" icon in the Layers Pallet and choose stroke.\n4. Set your stroke to INSIDE.  Then set your color, size and other settings to preference.
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U need no image software needed to do this,,\nOnly MS-PAINT -- WILL do it...\n first open a file named like  aaa.bmp \n make corrections if needed...\nopen second file  like  bbb.bmp \nmake correction if needed...\n\nopen third file ccc.bmp \ncopy the aaa.bmp required picture and bbb.bmp required picture from by selecting from  FILE > U RECENTLY OPENED FILES WILL BE HERE....\nBY SELECTING THE RELEVENT FILE...U CAN DO IT... COPY THOSE CONTENTS TO  CCC.BMP FILE...\n\nthats it... bye happy editing..
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Open Paint Shop Pro\nClick Import\nCustom Brush\nFind the file\nClick on "Add All" and it will add them to your current brush list.
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Use the paint program in accessories!
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Open the bmp file in PAINT and then click SAVE AS in your menu under the FILE option. Then save it under a jpg format. There is a drop down box on the bottom that lets you pick the format that says "Save as Type:"...you need to scroll and find .jpg.\n\nOh you DONT have paintbrush? Why dont you install it? Its a windows component so just install it back, you dont need a CD. Go to control panel, and then Add/Remove Programs. On the left side is "Add/Remove Windows Components". Click on it and then go to Accessories, Click details, and then click on Accessories again. Check paint and reinstall it.\n\nIf you cant install paint or if you just dont want to, then you need a software regardless to convert it. Go to http://www.downloads.com and look for a freeware that will let you convert it.\n\nAnother option is for you to just send it to me. Contact me through my profile and I can help you.
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The best thing to do is to make the graphics yourself. I downloaded PhotoPlus for free. It's been easy to use and has helped me tremendously in creating custom graphics for my website.
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mabey you nead to go into paint and change the hight and width of the picture baby
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I have been using Paint Shop Pro for over 7 years and have done all the upgrades. I am using psp10 right now and love it.  It has endless ways of processing photos, painting, drawing and so much more.  Get a free 30 day trial d/l .   :)\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CorelCom/Layout&c=Product_C1&cid=1152105040688&lc=en\nE
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Good day. Use windows Paints. Go to windows Paints and open the picture there. Then click file on d above and then "save as" chooze yur destination and u will see "save as type" and chooze jpeg. Laterz.