Please note:
**After I download the
PCCrafter webstuff content each month, which is downloaded to my C:/PC
Hugware folder, I click on each months file and install, it's default place
to install is to another folder which is named and located on my
C drive >> C:/ pchugclub,
then I open the "stationary folder" and the "ebanners" folders and select
all the images and move them (or you can copy them) and I move (drag and
drop the selected images) them to just a folder I created for just these
particular images I named it "hugclubwebpics".
If you prefer to install
these images to other folders or locations
on your computer, it
is important to know and remember where they are located so that you can
access them for projects, etc.
HugClub Information on
using monthly WebStuff
http://marynpauln.com/4webstuff.html
Please see
my other tutorials that show how I save and/or use PCCrafter hugware
downloads or other image collections I have in combination with the Hugclub
Browser Deluxe.
How I do it - screen shots:
Open Microsoft Picture
It, choose Blank Projects,
then Standard Paper
Then when I have a blank
workspace in front of me
I choose from the "add
something" menu, a picture from my computer.
In the next screen you
will see the image folder open and an arrow pointing to the stationary
I am going to use and insert or add to the blank work space.
In this next screen I
have inserted the image and will size it using the margins
along the top and side
of workspace.
Once I have the image
the size I want it, I can insert the text and print out the image
as full size to fill
a 8 by 11 page.
I like doing this inserting
of text, as once I write one note,
I can easily change or
customize a note to
someone else, by changing
the text and printing out again.
Here is image example
of text writing on stationary
The above image is sized
for showing on this page.
I also save the animated
banners to the same folder that I move the stationary images to and will
use those animated banners or tags on webpages or in forum messages etc.
Below is an example of such a banner.
My other tutorials
Websites that sell
older versions of MS Picture It
Learning sites for
PictureIt tutorials
Other
mini-screen image tutorials I have created
for use with the Deluxe
Browser
and/or PcCrafter &
other Graphic Collections:
Please
note:
I have my own method
of madness that I use to organize my pccrafter graphics
and other image collections
so that they are accessible to use as I want for various projects. I have
my downloads of monthly content and other creatables installed in
my Hugbug
Deluxe Browser, so that I can use the drag and drop feature and get
the
white out feature. And
I also created separate folders within the browser where I save
images I create, and/or
images & graphics I may purchase or find for free online - so that
I can use those images as well from the browser and get the white out that
might be around them. And as noted above I save certain images, such as
the webstuff stationary and ebanners, in other folders, I have created
off my C: drive. Plus I will often backup images on a CD or a jump drive.
If you create something that is important to you, be
sure to name it**, and save it
and also have a backup copy made and stored off your main computer drive.
**try to name your creations with names that you will remember and associate
with the image, and make note of "where you are saving them"!
Downloading and
installing PCCrafter projects files, createables, past content and more
http://www.marynpauln.com/downloadinstaff.html
Using Webstuff
http://www.marynpauln.com/4webstuff.html
and
Using Webstuff Stationary
using MS PictureIt Photo 2002 software
http://www.marynpaul.com/4usingwebstuff.html
and using Webstuff ebacks
for writing emails
http://www.teas2dine4.com/4webebackstuff.html
Also of interest:
I created a page of favorite
links for Template resources
includes a few links
to tutorials to how to fill them in
using various software
programs
http://www.teas2dine4.com/4templatelinks.html
***Please
Note***:
these mini-pictorials
demonstrate the ways "I" go about doing things. You may find other online
tutorials or methods that help you accomplish these tasks, easier or better.
Feel free to experiment
with software and/or use other steps or features the software offers.
I have information about
other graphic/imaging software:
which include product
manufacturer sites, price comparison and review sites, etc.
and it also includes
links to tutorials for
the various software programs,
on my printables page:
http://www.teas2dine4.com/4printsoftware.html
Do what works for you!!
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Microsoft
PictureIt
*note: here are some links
to obtaining older versions of Microsoft Picture It
costs much less than
newer versions and may be all you need to create wonderful graphics
These sites had product
available as of Dec. 29 2004
Microsoft Picture It!
Photo
http://www.surpluscdrom.com/seansky82aw-store/mipiitph.html
Surplus CD ROM: $14.95
Microsoft Picture It!
Photo Premium
http://www.cybercitysoftware.com/mipiitphpr.html
Our Price: $14.99
Microsoft Picture It!
Photo Premium 7.0
http://www.cybercitysoftware.com/mipiitphpr70.html
Our Price: $15.99
Microsoft Picture It!
Publishing
http://www.nothingbutsoftware.com/catalog_type.asp?ProductCode=30944
Your Price: $12.95
Microsoft Picture It!
Digital Image Pro v7.0
http://www.nothingbutsoftware.com/Catalog_type.asp?ProductCode=28495
Your Price: $27.95
Latest version out by
Microsoft:
Microsoft Picture It!
Premium 10
http://www.microsoft.com/products/imaging/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=001
Digital Imaging products
http://www.microsoft.com/products/imaging/products.aspx
Tutorials available
online for
Microsoft PictureIt or Digital Imaging
software
From about.com guide:
Excerpt quoted:
Graphics Software
Picture It! Tips &
Tutorials
Tips and tutorials for
learning and using Microsoft Picture It! photo editing and enhancement
software.
Go up a category for
resources on Digital Image Pro, the new title of Picture It.
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pictureittutorials/
and
Microsoft Digital Image
Pro and Picture It! User Resources
Picture It's title changed
to Picture It! Digital Image Pro with version 7, then Microsoft skipped
a number and dropped Picture It! from the title when they released Digital
Image Pro 9 and Digital Image Suite 9 in 2003. The main difference in Digital
Image Suite is the addition of the Image Library for photo organization.
Here are tutorials, templates,
and other online resources for Microsoft Picture It! and Digital Image
Pro photo editing and publishing software. Download free templates, Illusion
Effects, frames, magazine covers, scrapbook pages and more.
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/digitalimagepro/
MarysGraphics.com
(no - this Mary is NOT me, this Mary who created Mary's Graphics.com -
knows her stuff and all about Microsoft PictureIt products) **note
when trying to access on Jan 3, 2005 - the website was not
accessible**
http://www.marysgraphics.com/picit.html
See also information on
one of my printables resource pages:
for crafting, graphic
imaging, or scrapbooking software,
to tutorials for various
products:
http://www.teas2dine4.com/4printsoftware.html
Join
the PCCrafter HugClub
and download
wonderful graphics each
month
The
HugBug
Browser Deluxe can be purchased
at
PCCrafter for $12.95 / comes with the creatable
"Buzz
Bunnies"
sample
image above is * from the "Buzz Bunnies"
PCCrafter.com
creatable included with Deluxe Browser
[I
added the text]
Note:
- You can also purchase graphic CDs and Creatables
and/or
the Deluxe Browsert to download, without becoming a HugClub Member, directly
from PCCrafter.com
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