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Painting Pictures, Creating Banners how to....what to use?

#1 User is offline   cherylisfun 

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Posted 17 November 2006 - 10:51 PM

Someone did up a picture I had of my daughter for me.
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Hi haven't been ableto talk to her since.....and I was wondering, what kind of program do I need to create something like that? I would love to make up my own banners and fool around with pictures and such myself. Maybe something not to difficult to undetstand? aha
I use IrfanView for resizing n viewing right now but it doesn't do all the other things.

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-Cheryl

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Posted 18 November 2006 - 11:48 AM

Well, First off I would assume that the banners and ribbons are a part of a Scraping Kit, this is a arrangement of different odds and ends such as ribbons pictures letters banners image borders. These are made for just about any Photo editing program. I would suggest PhotoShop but then again most people don’t have that kind of money (650$) but there are some older but still useful programs out there.

Here are some links to the ones I could find that had the capability to do what your wanting to do.

Free Trial of Latest Photo Shop
Lots of Free Editing Sofware

Hope this helps :thumbsup:

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