if you look on <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.macromedia.com/">http://www.macromedia.com/</a><!-- m --> they use round corners not the typical square point how do you create these?<br />
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thanks for your help!<!--content-->They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro.<!--content-->oh i thought it was part of the script that made them round. so its just a slice then?<!--content-->yeah basically theres tools in photoshop that allow you to create these rectangles with curved corners etc then you would just add it as the background for your div/table.<!--content-->thanks, i have photoshop and know how to make them. i just thought there was a script that was used to make them on a page thats all. thanks sharkey!<!--content-->Originally posted by sharkey <br />
They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro. <br />
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Macromedia's site is made with Photoshop or Paintshop Pro? I don't think so. The last I heard they make their very own graphics editor called Fireworks.<!--content-->starrwriter i didnt say that they use these products just that these products could be used to create the same thing whats the difference cameleon will still get his rounded image at the end of the day.<!--content-->Originally posted by sharkey <br />
starrwriter i didnt say that they use these products just that these products could be used to create the same thing whats the difference cameleon will still get his rounded image at the end of the day. <br />
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That may not be what you meant, but it IS what you said:<br />
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"They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro."<!--content-->found this nice little article on it that i think will help others who need help with them.<br />
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thanks for your help!<!--content-->They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro.<!--content-->oh i thought it was part of the script that made them round. so its just a slice then?<!--content-->yeah basically theres tools in photoshop that allow you to create these rectangles with curved corners etc then you would just add it as the background for your div/table.<!--content-->thanks, i have photoshop and know how to make them. i just thought there was a script that was used to make them on a page thats all. thanks sharkey!<!--content-->Originally posted by sharkey <br />
They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro. <br />
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Macromedia's site is made with Photoshop or Paintshop Pro? I don't think so. The last I heard they make their very own graphics editor called Fireworks.<!--content-->starrwriter i didnt say that they use these products just that these products could be used to create the same thing whats the difference cameleon will still get his rounded image at the end of the day.<!--content-->Originally posted by sharkey <br />
starrwriter i didnt say that they use these products just that these products could be used to create the same thing whats the difference cameleon will still get his rounded image at the end of the day. <br />
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That may not be what you meant, but it IS what you said:<br />
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"They use a rounded image created with a professional image manipulation package such as adobe photoshop or paint shop pro."<!--content-->found this nice little article on it that i think will help others who need help with them.<br />
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