October desktop calendar
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What a grand idea. Can someone tell me how to put the calendar on a fot, or if there is a free program or interweb site thingy which allows it.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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After your question I played about with PhotoShop and it was a simple matter of drawing a text box on a photo and writing whatever you wanted in the text box. Appreciate not everybody has PS but I'm sure that Coral Draw must be very similar. Two minutes' work to turn a photo in a calender wallpaper.
After your question I played about with PhotoShop and it was a simple matter of drawing a text box on a photo and writing whatever you wanted in the text box. Appreciate not everybody has PS but I'm sure that Coral Draw must be very similar. Two minutes' work to turn a photo in a calender wallpaper.
Al R,
Glad that you like the calendar: it's a monthly feature on Rotorheads, easy to download, and if you have a suitable photo that we can use, please let me know
If you are familiar with PS, I use layers to construct the calendar, not text boxes. Create the calendar/dates, and the logos, then drag and position accordingly, flatten image, then save as a .jpg.
Glad that you like the calendar: it's a monthly feature on Rotorheads, easy to download, and if you have a suitable photo that we can use, please let me know
If you are familiar with PS, I use layers to construct the calendar, not text boxes. Create the calendar/dates, and the logos, then drag and position accordingly, flatten image, then save as a .jpg.
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Cheers John.
My work is mainly automotive I'm afraid, but I look after a few forums so it'd be a nice feature to offer. How do you present the files as 'ready to download'? Text boxes and layers cause my brain to implode. I know how to do a few things on PS, and I'll have to focus hard to diversify my skills. The Kodak feature offered as standard costs wonga, so thats out.
Here are a few shots that I'd like to adapt.
My work is mainly automotive I'm afraid, but I look after a few forums so it'd be a nice feature to offer. How do you present the files as 'ready to download'? Text boxes and layers cause my brain to implode. I know how to do a few things on PS, and I'll have to focus hard to diversify my skills. The Kodak feature offered as standard costs wonga, so thats out.
Here are a few shots that I'd like to adapt.
