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February 27, 2005
Calling All Photoshoppers
Hey. I need some low-level hand-holding in Photoshop 7 for Mac OSX.
I need to replace a background (one color for another) and modify some text that appears on top of the background. I also need to change the dimensions of some of the guides and the overall width of the image. I need to do this without it being obvious that someone who has no clue about using high-end graphic software did the tweaks.
Or I could just pay someone.
But, just like with doing taxes, I will spend at least 100 hours attempting to do it myself before I realize that I could spend the money that I would earn in those frustrating hours to pay someone to do the damn thing about a thousand times over and still have enough money left over to buy myself something pretty as a reward for not being a perfectionist and letting someone else be an expert at something rather than proving to myself that there are, alas, some things I'm just never going to be able to instantly master.
Any takers?
Yeah... I know. I made that sound really palatable, didn't I? Man, I used to know Photoshop. When was that? 1997? Yeah, that's it. A sure sign of aging. Rapidly.
Posted by bonnie at February 27, 2005 12:26 AM
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Oh, and you should probably know that it appears the original file was saved all as background, so I can't easily separate out the layers, as there are none. :\
Posted by: Bon at February 27, 2005 12:52 AM
I would be happy to help, just email me the file, or post it on here and let me know what you want done.
Posted by: Hamil at February 27, 2005 09:35 AM
Hey Hamil,
THANKS, man. What's your email address (your comment came to me with my email address)? The file is HUGE and also kind of private. ;)
THANKS!
Posted by: Bon at February 27, 2005 01:19 PM
Nathan says to get Photoshop for Dummies, that it would help with something just like that with minimal effort
XOXO
Posted by: Ali at February 27, 2005 04:28 PM