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#12884
12/22/2002 3:50 PM
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Where can I find a page for ubb buttons? I have found a few but not exactly what I want yet..
Is there a special program you guys use or do you use a regular paint program?
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#12885
12/22/2002 4:57 PM
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I am using PhotoShop 7. If you show me an example of what you want I can try to change the text to what you want depending on how complex it is.
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#12886
12/23/2002 12:34 AM
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Thanks alot for your offer... basically I dont know what we want LOL.. the board is kinda basic and I thought grey would be nice... but then started thinking that camo would be good for a hunting board(i just didnt want it to goddy)(its not my boards its a friends ANd I just add hacks change things and horse around)
We want to keep the board simple. maybe change the colors a little... grays and blacks are basically to the point.... to much art work will slow the board down(we still have lots of people on dial ups)....
Thats one reason I was asking how you guys did it, so I can play... you guys do some pretty neat tricks, and are very talented... The only stuff I know how to run on a PC is any cad-cam software and acad, Thats what I do for a living.... Can acad be used? or do I need a paint program...
Delw
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#12887
12/23/2002 1:23 AM
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Well when I think of hunting and camo I think along the lines of tree bark and browns. Anyways played around with browns but the UBBCode images are small so it is hard to get things to show up in any detail. Let me know what you think. I can do larger ones for the post and replies which will show a bit more detail. I have never used CAD or ACad so I have no idea. You can download PaintShop Pro though and use it. I believe there is an evaluation version. ![[Linked Image]](http://www.pwrhouse.com/delw.gif)
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#12888
12/23/2002 1:26 AM
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Also came across this site which had some intersting camo images that you could possible use for backgrounds and such. Watch out though pop up heaven for tripod.
http://members.tripod.com/~huntingpictures/miscamo.html
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#12889
12/23/2002 2:24 AM
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1QuickSI Thats cool... I must be a color mess , cause I can never get colors right... I like the brown and thanks for the link to the camo stuff that might come in handy.. I almost bought the program today but didnt know if it would work... Any paint program would work that saves as a gif file correct?
Delw
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#12890
12/23/2002 6:57 AM
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The 2 most common progams would be PaintShop Pro (PSP) or PhotoShop (PS). Either one will do what you need. I would suggest trying before you buy. You can save the images in any typical web format; GIF, JPG, PNG, etc. The idea is to make the images as small as possible in terms of file size. Always keep in consideration the amount of time it takes for a page to load. Not everone has a broadband connection.
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