AceMatrix

AceMatrix

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[quote]Uvahreply 25Quoting Starcandy, reply 24eeeeeevil and colder than a polar bears cold bitsYIKES!How about something warm and fluffy then. Warm and fluffy like a teddy bear on fire, mwuahahahaha![/quote] LOL !! [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] you're so evil......but I LIKE it !! [e digicons];)[/e]

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I've gotten a better understanding of why things are like they are here at WC and I do sense that the staff is working to make it a more enjoyable and peaceful place to be. I also understand that I may need to tone down my rhetoric a bit here and not let my passion over rule my sense of civility, A character flaw that I need to work on. Just sayin'... --Ace--

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You've got the right idea Sinperium, but I learned from the information above that I don't need to mess with the canvas size. All I need to do is increase the size of the image to bigger than what I need and the canvas will stretch with it. Then using the "Transform" options like "scale" , "skew" , or "perspective", I can manually decrease the size of the image so it all fits on the canvas. Then when I save it, although it is still bigger than what

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IT WORKED !!! YIPEE !!!!!! thank you WebGizmos and Doc and Frankief !!! you all are FREEKIN geniuses !!! Now that I know the mechanics of how all that works I'm freekin off to the races wooohoooo!!! I just finished creating a folder icon from scratch so I could test out your instructions and it worked like a charm ! Thank-you all sooooo very much. I'm so happy now. That made my day !!! [e digicons]\o/[/e] [e digicons]\o/[/e] [e digicons]\o

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Sometimes I need to use PhotoShop to skew or add perspective to an image. The problem is that sometimes it causes the image to be too large for the canvas, thus the image gets cut off. So my natural inclination would be to enlarge the canvas so as to accomodate the new dimensions of the image. But herin lies the problem, when I do that, then save the image (usually as a PNG ) it is much smaller than the original, and no matter how much I go back in and try to c

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you're very welcome copperhill, I just edited the tutorial above to clarify the importance of the "start in " location. Hope people will copy the tutorial to a text so that they can refer back to it when they want to create their own shortcuts. I have shortcuts to all my hard drives right down on my taskbar by using this technique.

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o.k. , I had a little problem myself when I tried to reproduce it. first of all, make sure the quote marks are still there when you copy and paste ( " ) secondly, make sure the only thing in the "start in" box is = C:/ or whatever the name of your hard drive is where this program is located.

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TIP: to make sure you get the path correct you can do this : 1.) Go directly to the program folder and find the IconPackager.exe 2.) Right-click and "send to" > "desktop create short-cut" 3.) once that short-cut is on your desktop, right-click > properties> then copy and paste that path into the pinned icons tar

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copperhill, here is a little tutorial you can follow to solve any "pin to taskbar" or "pin to start menu" issues. 1.) Right-click on any open space on your desktop screen 2.) go to "New" > then choose "text document" 3.) name the text document anything you like except IconPackager, or you will end up with the same problem. I would simply name it "IP" 4.)Next you will want to change the extention from .txt to .exe , so again right-clic

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[quote who="Island Dog" reply="13" id="3048355"]Acematrix, there is like 5 people complaining on this thread, and sorry, but I'm not going to start deleting and hiding threads for that. Right now in my recent list there are two "everything else" threads and the REST are from WC. [/quote] As a paying customer of this site and having purchased every single product that Stardock has to offer, I am deeply offended by your attitude. You need to go back to C

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[quote who="Island Dog" reply="11" id="3048351"]Sorry, but it's not a serious issue.[/quote] Which just re-enforces what I said in relpy #4........very sad indeed [e digicons]:thumbsdown:[/e]

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[quote who="danilloOc" reply="6" id="3048342"]Yes, these forum games annoy me a lot too [/quote] Thank-you danilloOc [e digicons]5*[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]

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[quote who="BoXXi" reply="5" id="3048340"]Me too...... Annoying and pointless........ Those posts are for Facebook, not here! [/quote] Thank-you Boxxi [e digicons]5*[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]

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Thank-you WebGizmos and Frankief [e digicons]5*[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] The majority of us here feel the same way. Unfortunately our complaints aren't important enough to constitute any type of change from what I see. I guess on the level of importance we are placed at the bottom of the ladder. [e digicons]:thumbsdown:[/e] edit : thank-you also LightStar [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]

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[quote who="LightStar" reply="17" id="3047364"]Actually Kitty is correct, I color picked the image and it is a really deep purple and gold. [/quote] Well thank you Inspector Sherlock .........LOL !!! [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]

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[quote who="Vampothika" reply="31" id="3047341"]1. first you have to get onto the show (most contestants are over 90, so its a long line)[/quote] HeHe.....I don't know why that makes me chuckle, but it just strikes me as very humorous...LOL !! [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]

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