Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts

Saturday, September 18, 2010

What If You Could Learn Photoshop In Under 2 Hours?

Dozens of people want to know more about how to edit images, the easiest way is to use Adobe Photoshop. Thought it may seem complicated at first with the entire 10 hour video help book adobe provides, you can learn it under 2 hours. From tools like using the layers to setting Photoshop’s undo button for easier use, Adobe is full of wonderful surprises that will impress your family and friends. This article will cover how to use 2 selection tools.

The first selection tool is called the lasso tool. It is used to select irregular areas in a photo. There are three parts to the lasso tool, they are the Lasso Tool, the Polygonal Lasso Tool and the Magnetic Lasso Tool. The polygonal lasso tool is used to select specific polygon shapes inside of the photo. While the magnectic lasso tool is used to hook onto specific areas in the photo, it will automatically “attach” itself to areas. The regular lasso tool will just lasso onto whatever you tell it to. To use these tools all you have to do is select the tool and drag it over your photo.


The 2nd selection tool is called The Magic Wand. What this tool does is it selects areas based on color patterns instead of the outside. It is easy to use it because there are no specific parts to it. All you have to do is select it then click on an area in your picture that you want to edit, the magic wand will grab the area specific to the color and you will be able to edit it to your needs.


Adobe Photoshop is an interesting and in depth tool for editing photos. You can create masterpieces with just a simple picture. Changing backgrounds became easy, editing sizes, cutting out pieces just got easier to do with Adobe. Learning it in just a couple of hours is phenomenally good for the novice user. Friends and family will love the masterpieces you can create with just the touch of a button. I anticipate that Adobe will become a lot more user-friendly over the next couple of years so that more and more people will feel comfortable using it.


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Monday, August 23, 2010

Using Flash Slideshow In Your Web Design

If you looking for a flash slide show solution with thumbnail preview, it would be helpful to see lots of thumbnails and load dynamically, with advanced visual effects, the bigger image if the thumbnail is clicked. Now this is a lot of work with Macromedia Flash and you need a good Flash skill; the cost of this quality will be very expensive.

The Flash software is quite complicated, but the results can be well worth the effort, .for many people it just seems too expensive and complicated option. However, there are many simple and cost-effective web design solutions available that will create a quality flash slideshow for as little as a few dollars.You can't afford to pay a web site designer to design a Flash slideshow for you. So how do you get around this problem? Actually it is very easy, and as always there are options!


Do-It-Yourself


The solution is the stand alone program that allows you to construct a flash slideshow without knowing any Macromedia Flash. Among the better ones is A2 Flash slideshow Editor which comes in two softwares: BUILDER and COMPOSER.

Think of these as personal and business.


How it work:

A2 Flash slideshow Editor is very easy to use, in 5 steps, with the A2 Flash BUILDER, you create, in minutes, your flash slideshow with thumbnails, transitions, zoom, interactive controls and advanced visual effects. Your clients will be absolutely jazzed by the flash slideshow You will produce for their websites.
Step 1: Add Images, text and sound. Step 2 choose your flash slideshow templates from a great number of these. Step 3: Add effects, transition and much more. Step 4: Publish your flash slideshow. That’s all.


Customizing your A2 Flash slideshow Templates with A2 Flash COMPOSER is easy

Step 1: From A2 Flash BUILDER select the Flash template to modify.
Step 2: Launch the Composer Sw.
Step 3: Change position, dimensions, animations, masks and much more like you want.
Step 4: See preview. Step 5 Create in seconds your 100% customized Flash template.


By purchasing a sw like A2 Flash slideshow Editor you will greatly reduce the cost of the design and as a bonus, you will know from the start what it will look like when it is finished. Okay, here's the way to do a perfect Flash slideshow.


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Saturday, April 3, 2010

Why Do Some Websites Have Message Boards?

Remember when email seemed so quick and convenient? You could share your thoughts with a friend or group of friends within a period of a few minutes. Then the technology of instant messaging was developed, and with it, message boards. Website builders quickly picked up on the use of message boards, seeing how these boards allowed instant communication between everyone viewing their website.

A message board can be found in several different formats. Some websites require visitors to create an account, with a user name and password, before they can post a message on the board. Other websites have message boards that are open to anyone to post anonymously. Their post will show up instantly on the board. Sometimes, a message board will be watched over by an editor, or moderator, who can reject or delete posts based on whether the content of the post is appropriate for that website. On these boards, posts are often delayed for a brief period of time so that the moderator can read over the post. Some message boards are divided up by topic. These are also referred to as threads. Visitors to the message board can pick a topic, and when they post their message, it will appear under that topic.

So what is the benefit of a website having a message board? Some websites are actually built around message boards. An example of this type of website might be a hobby website for people who like to paint scenery. The site would have a message board where artists could come to talk to other artists to get ideas or tips, or to find out about a specific topic related to painting, such as where to buy a certain type of paint or brush. Other websites have message boards to encourage traffic on their site. Think of a music group, for example. By providing message boards for their fans, they are encouraging their fans both to visit their site and to spread the word about their group, which would in turn increase album and merchandise sales.

If you are looking for information on any topic, a message board is a great place to visit. And, if you are building your own website, consider adding one; there are many benefits, and it will be appreciated by everyone who visits your site.

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Computers - how they have advanced

Even over the last decade, the advances in computer technology have been immense. Computers can do more today than ever before, faster and at a better value price. Unfortunately, this also means that shopping for a computer can be confusing, as it is hard to know what you actually need and what is just an extra that’s nice to have. Hopefully this article can clear up a few of the mysteries for you.

First of all, let’s look at processors. The two main companies producing processors today are Intel (Pentium processors) and AMD (Athlon processors). Although fanatics on each side swear otherwise, there is little difference between them, performance-wise. In almost all cases, more expensive processors will simply run faster.

However, it is important to consider that the performance of your processor can be limited by how much memory (RAM) your computer has. For high-end processors, you should make sure to get at least a gigabyte of RAM, although lower-end systems will be fine with less. RAM is especially important if you plan to use the system for gaming or other graphics-intensive applications.

Hard disk space, at this point, probably isn’t worth caring too much about. Even the cheapest computers now come with ridiculous amounts of hard disk space, far more than you are ever likely to use. It is much better to upgrade to a DVD re-writer drive than to upgrade your hard disk space. DVDs hold so much data that however big your hard drive is, it is unlikely to hold more than a cheap spindle of DVD-RW discs – and they’re re-writable, so you only need to buy them once.

The only other thing you really need to worry about is the graphics card (sound cards are all the same these days). Again, if you’re going to be doing anything graphically-intensive, then research this further and get a good one (be warned that it can be expensive). For the average user, though, the graphics card that comes with the processor is likely to be fine, even for many less-demanding or older games.

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