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How to make a “Text on Fire”!

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Written on November 15, 2007 by admin

How to make a Text on Fire!

 

Step 1.

 

Opet a new document: File-New

Step 2.

 

Pick Text tool and use some “bold” font for
this. I’m use Cancun there. You can use Arial Black or Impact.

 

Step 3.

When you type something you must rasterize that text,
go to Layer-Rasterize-Type, now we can use one filter.
Go to FIlter-Distort-Glass and when you get new windows just set up
amounts like on image. In Texture menu pick Frosted.

 

Step 4.

Press Shift+Ctrl+E on keyboard.

Now pick Magic Wand Tool and click somewhere on black
surface, after that go to Select-Inverse

 

Step 5.

Go to Select-Save selection, and when you got new windows
in name just write something, im use “selekcija”. Now you
had save that selection on different layer. Click ok, and pres Ctrl+D

 

Step 6.

Now go to Image-Rotate Canvas-90 CCW, after that Filter-Stylize-Wind,
method is wind, direction is from the right and click OK. After that
just press Ctrl+F two-three times.

 

 

 

Step 7.

 

Image-Rotate Canvas-90 CW, and after that Filter-Distort-Ripple
and just click OK in new window.

 

Step 8.

Now make one empty layer.

 

Step 9.

 

Now we must load our selection, go to Selection-Load selection
and when you get new window in Channel section pick your selection name,
my is “selekcija”, and then click OK!

 

Step 10.

Now go to Edit-Stroke, and on new window just use amount
like on picture, and click OK
Press Shift+Ctrl+E and after that Ctrl+D

 

 

Step 11.

 

Go to Image-Mode-Indexed Color and set up amount like
on my picture. We will mage a .gif pic ;)

 

Step 12.

Image-Mode-Color Table and in Table menu just pick Black
Body, and click OK

 

Step 13.

Now if you want .jpg format go to Image-Mode-RGP and save
it like .jpg :)

How to make a Black & White picture

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Written on November 12, 2007 by admin

How to make a Black & White Picture

In these 9 easy steps you will learn how to create your black and white picture from a colored one!

Step 1.

 

Open your photo -> File- Open.

Press D key to choose white/black color mode for brush.

Step 2.

On Layers click on Create new fill or adjustment layer icon and on drop
menu click Gradient Map.

Step 3.

 

In new window just click OK

Step 4.

 

After these steps you photo must be like this picture.

Step 5.

 

On Layers click on Background to activate them.

Step 6.

 

Now go to Image - Adjustments- Brightness/Contrast and
in window set amount and click OK.

Step 7.

 

Now you have a great white/black photo

Step 8.

 

Now click on Gradient map and reduce opacitu.

Step 9.

 

Now you have a new effect on your photo

Using Keywords In Page Titles

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Written on October 25, 2007 by admin

Its really important use keywords in page titles. The “titles tag” is not the same of the “Meta tag”, and both have an important function. The text you will place between < title > and < /title > (with no spaces) will appear in the title bar of the browser when that page is showing. In some browsers will appear also the own name of it, like Mozilla Firefox, but it doesnt matter.
The text you insert in the title tag is an important factor in how the search engine can decide to classify your page. Also all major web crawlers will use your title tag as the title of your page in your listings, and you can see it when you use Stumble, which use as Title, the text you placed in the title tag.
If your website include more than one page, remember that each page need to be optimized, and is reccoment to use different titles for each page, all with at least one important keyword related to the page.

The words or phrases included in the title tag will let increase traffic via search engines, so be sure to insert prominent keywords and phrases.
One of the most common mistake is to place your business name or website name or product name in every title of every page. This is a for sure a waste of space, infact you could insert valuable keywords instead of your name that wont really bring you traffic(or probably it do just if your name is Bill Gates! j/k).

Personalize Your Website

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Written on October 25, 2007 by admin

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Just click on it for download it!

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Now, what if you could call out to the prospect by his name, right from the headline, and grab his attention right from the start? Wouldnt that grabhim by the eyeballs and literally glue him to the page?
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This is probably the simplest and most guaranteed way of boosting your response by a significant and measurable amount.
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Elements of HTML

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Written on October 18, 2007 by admin

The computer language HTML involves the idea and concept of a markup language. HTML is basically an application of another language called SGML, which is an abbreviated form of Standard Generalised Markup Language. To begin with we have to encode the heading in the document by a start tag, content and finally an end tag. Tags indicate the beginning and end, starting with < (less than) symbol and ending with / (slash), element followed by > (greater than) symbol. For example to make the heading of this article ‘Elements of HTML’ as an element, we can write it as < H 1 >Elements of HTML< / H 1 > without the spaces between the characters. In this we have used H1 as start tag, ‘Elements of HTML’ as content tag and lastly /H1 as end tag. The H1 element is level 1 heading. By using proper nexting, elements can be indicated inside other elements. In other words, the element should have a same beginning and an end. We can also indicate empty element by start tag with HR.

For the purposes of HTML there is no need to learn or master SGML. The HTML to be a part of SGML should have Document Type Declaration declaring a specific document, say HTML. The SGML code is indicated by an exclamation mark (!) to start the construction of content. After the specification of an HTML document, elements are to be added, starting with an HTML element. In totality, a legible HTML document should contain a head element tag containing information about document and a body element tag containing document itself. White spaces like tabs, spaces and linefeeds have to be collapsed in the HTML to make it easily readable without change in literal meaning. A simple, unique and descriptive title of the document containing text, distinguishing the document is also very important in HTML. After insertion of title the document is complete and finished.