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Date:	Tue, 9 Sep 2003 00:22:56 PDT7
From:	"Info 4 SYNass" <Info@SYNass.NET >
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: OT: Need graphic tool with layering capability

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Hi Jeffrey
Do you have a scanner ?

1) Put your lines on a white paper !
2) Copy this to a transparent sheet !!
3) Scan the transparent sheet with your image !!!

That's all and done in 2 minutes without any additional SW ;-)

Good luck, svobi

jrace@attglobal.net on 09.09.2003 04.58.32
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: OT: Need graphic tool with layering capability

Perhaps someone on this list can advise his experience and point me in
the right direction. I have a simple b/w image to which I want to add
parallel skewed lines. I believe I need to create a skewed line on a =

different layer, clone it, position correctly, and then impose on the
underlying b/w image. =

However in Photoshop 3 I cannot for some reason add layers to a b/w
image. Even if I convert b/w to grayscale, it fails.

The only other two image programs I have are Embellish and PMView.
Neither has layers nor a capability (as far as I can see) to clone
an image or draw skewed lines.

I'd be much obliged for pointers what tool I might use either OS/2 or
Win3x (in Win-eCS). I have heard of GIMP; will this do, and if so
what are the gotchas with this program?

Thanks for all help.
Jeffrey Race

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