Website Check, Please

[Steve Rindsberg]

It's actually easy. You merely take photos of your trash and your unpainted
house, put them in photoshop, and remove all the defects. Why do you think
my house looks so tidy on my web page? BTW, anyone want to buy a house a
the foot of the beautiful Rocky Mountains? CarolT

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You haven't seen me try to use Photoshop, huh? Painful.

 

[Austin Myers]

Remeber needing a head whack... Send one my way.

 

[Austin Myers]

Carol,

Would you mind terribly if I played around with what you have here?


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com

 

[CarolT]

Be my guest. I can always use more info, especially in PP. If you figure
something out, let me know. BTW, that indexed idea I had was terrible,. It
worked well on the photos transferred into Dreamweaver from Photoshop, but
not on the slides. Too much distortion at full screen. The slides you see
there now are jpgs, but the file sizes vary quite a lot, for reasons
unknown,. The whole reason I started this is when I look at some of the
sites realtors put up to sell houses, I know it can be done better than
that. CarolT

 

[Michael Koerner]

Which leaves me out. I'm already spending my kids inheritance




| > Virtual trash removal and house painting. that is a novelty. Will have
to
| > hone my non programming skills for this one. ;-o)))
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| A virtual kitty-litter removal algorith would be a millionaire-maker!
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