Introduction to Paint Shop Pro 6 An Introduction to Paint Shop Pro 6 Paint Shop Pro is a graphics program for Windows that displays, converts, alters, and prints images. It also has a screen capture utility that allows you to capture all or part of your Windows desktop. Major file formats supported include BMP, GIF, PCX, PCD, and JPG. Paint Shop Pro allows you to zoom in or out on an image. For your evaluation, you can obtain shareware versions of the latest releases, PaintShop 6.0 (Windows 95/98/NT and Paint Shop Pro 3.11 (Windows 3.11), from JASC, Inc. At JASC, Inc states 'Paint Shop Pro is one of the easiest and most powerful image viewing, editing and converting programs you may ever use. With support for over 30 image formats, and several drawing and painting tools, this may be the only graphics program you will ever need!'

You can alter the image by rotating, resizing, resampling, trimming, making color adjustments, adjusting brightness and contrast, or increasing and decreasing the color depth. Color images can also be converted to greyscale. Before you begin, you will need to download the file and unzip it into a folder called workshop on your hard drive. Using PaintShop Pro • Run PaintShop Pro from the Start menu. Zte Mf667 Firmware. • Use the File, Open command from the Menu Bar to open your image file.

Paint Shop Pro 6.02, from Jasc Software. You can make screen captures while working in another program without opening Paint Shop Pro. The official website for the PaintShop Pro family of products. Get product information, updates and free trials. Access special offers, tutorials and videos.

Open the file sealion.gif from the workshop folder. Pioneer St. Mandaluyong City Zip Code. • Use the Colors, Adjust, Brightness/Contrast command from the Menu Bar to obtain the Brightness/Contrast window. Click the up arrow for%Brightness to change the value to 10. Click OK to return to the main window to view the changes to the image. This was a slightly dark image and this should have lightened it up for a better view of the sealion on the rocks.• To select a portion of the image to crop, click the small dashed rectangle from the Tool Palette and move the mouse pointer over the image, noting that the mouse pointer changes to a cross-hair. Move this cross-hair to the left of the sealion. Click and hold the left mouse button, then move the mouse down and to the right to observe a selection box being drawn around the image.

Let go of the left mouse button when you have selected the desired part of this image. Try and select about 1/2 of the total image since you will conclude this lesson by using the Resize command.• Use the Image, Crop command from the Menu Bar to crop the image.• Use the Image, Resize command to obtain the Resize window.

Look in the bottom right corner of the screen to find the original size of the image. Change the first number in the Custom Size box to about 1/2 of the first number for the original size. Make sure Maintain Aspect Ratio is checked.• Use the File, Save As command from the Menu Bar to save this image to your hard drive or data diskette.

If you are saving this image, name it small.gif. The final image should appear similar to the one shown here: As an alternative, you could just use Edit, Copy to place a copy of this image on the Windows Clipboard. You could then use Edit, Paste in PowerPoint or ToolBook to place a copy of this image in your application. Creating Special Effects with Text Paint Shop Pro 6.0 for Windows 95/98/NT provides a very convenient way to create text headers for your application or for a Web page. • Run Paint Shop Pro and click on the New icon from the Tool Bar to obtain the New Image dialog box.• Use the default setting for Width (600) and Height (500). Set the Background color to White (or whatever other color you choose).

A later section will show how to make a transparent gif by making this background color transparent. Set the Image type to 16.7 Million Colors (24 bit). Click OK to continue.• Click on the Zoom icon from the Tool Bar and click in an open area of the image window to set the Zoom to 1:1. Misaki Yui 050515 more. • Click the Text icon from the Tool Bar and move the cross-hair to the center of the blank window.• Click the left mouse button to obtain the Add Text dialog box. Set the Font to Arial, Bold, 20. Set the Alignment to Center.• In the Enter text here box, type: PaintShop Pro is Fun to Use.

Press the Enter key after the words PaintShop Pro to create two lines of text. Click OK to return to the image.• Click the Air Brush icon from the Tool Bar and click anywhere in the Color Palette to select a text color from the Color Tray.• The Color Tray is shown here. • Move the mouse pointer back and forth over the block of text and hold the left mouse button down to paint the text.• While the block of text is still selected, use the Image, Effects, Drop Shadow command to obtain the Drop Shadow dialog box.• Set the Color to Black, the Opacity to 50 and the Blur to 20.• Move the Offset sliders so that the drop shadow is offset by 5 units both Horizontal and Vertical.