Scanning with your PaintShop Pro
Do you have a scanner at home? Typically, you will likely be scanning images and photos, save them onto your hard drive, then open them in your PaintShop Pro. But
Do you have a scanner at home? Typically, you will likely be scanning images and photos, save them onto your hard drive, then open them in your PaintShop Pro. But
Since version X4, PaintShop Pro has added a few new Photo effects. Those effects can be applied with just a few clicks and several options to choose from. One of
As a PaintShop Pro user, you probably are gathering various fonts that you may find listed on Pinterest or on various font sites. But how do you use those fonts
If you want to incorporate some older printed photos into your next digital project, you need to scan them. If you have a scanner at home, you are lucky, but
Dingbat fonts can be a lot of fun to use and very versatile. Some dingbats will have symbols, others will have designs and even some elaborate pictures. You can have
Digital scrapbooking, by its very nature, will be an Earth-friendly alternative to traditional paper scrapbooking since it does not rely on physical products that need to be manufactured, that can
A lot of resources made for Photoshop are also usable in PaintShop Pro. In fact, PSP can now import brushes in .abr format and has been able to open .psd
Some painting and drawing programs mostly relied on a single layer of paint. It is as if the user was drawing on an actual layer of paper. Of course, skilled
If you have older photos that you have scanned, they might be faded because of age, or the initial quality of the camera at the time, or a combination of
When you work on a graphics project, you might need to adjust the size of some images. There are different ways you can resize and which way you will choose
Cassel is the owner and main instructor in the Scrapbook Campus.
She has been teaching digital scrapbooking for over 15 years.
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