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> Help with Photo House please....., Having trouble with cropping pics..
TexasAngel67
post Sep 12 2004, 10:03 PM
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I'd be thrilled if I could use my Paint Shop Pro disk but it has a scratch so my PC won't/can't read it, grrr!!!
I'm creating a personal website and need to crop/resize a couple of my photos and I used the squiggly lined tool to do so but I don't see how to save my 'work'. I know how to save as but it doesn't save what I actually did. If this makes sense to anyone, can ya help me out here?
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post Sep 12 2004, 10:24 PM
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H '67

First, there are tools available that may be able to repair that scratch in your CD - possibly. Check in with a local pro that might be selling them and talk them into repairing that CD on the premise that you might buy the tool. (I bought one cause sometimes they do repair the CD well enough that one can burn a replacement! It cost me $30 USD at my local shop more than a year ago.)

Second: What program are you currently using to resize your photos?

On my "Paint" and MS "Photo Editor" I just click on the "RED X" to end the process and MS WIN XP Home asks me if I want to save the changes and to what file...


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post Sep 12 2004, 10:32 PM
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Hiya Koan!
Right now, I'm using Corel Photo House. I've got a great computer system that has some nice things on it but until I can figure out what everything does, I'm kinda stuck with Corel Photo House for now. I open the photo and on the left it has options. The one I select is "Make Changes" to which one of those options is "Crop/Resize". Is this a program that you have on your PC? I figure it'd be easier to help if ya got it also.
FYI - Not only are a couple of them too big to post on my webpage (which I will share with all of you for feedback when done) but a couple of them have a white 'border' on two sides of the picture(s). It is as though the picture wasn't big enough for the space available if that makes any sense at all.
Thanks a bunch for any help, Koan!

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post Sep 12 2004, 10:35 PM
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Sorry,

I've not used Corel, so I'll defer to those who have...

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post Sep 12 2004, 10:43 PM
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Koan - Thanks anyway, I appreciate the effort. By the way, I have seen those 'buffers' they have for about $30 or so. I borrowed one once from my son's friend and it puts these 'waves' on the disks, which is fine except some CD players can't read it afterwards. I will try a place where my brother bought his computer recently and see if I have any luck. I hate that PSP runs $99 a disk. If anyone out there in BC World has Paint Shop Pro that wouldn't mind burning me one, I'd pay for it - assuming it's less than buying a brand new one, lol. It's my favorite program/software of all time. There's nothing it can't do.

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Picassa allows cropping & resizing.

This post has been edited by scarlett: Sep 13 2004, 02:01 PM


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Hi!
Try using tooth paste and a old tooth brush to remove those scratches! Then run it under water. It really works buffs out the scratches like it does to the plaque on your teath! Try it!


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