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joflasherOn a happier note, last night I downloaded the trial version of Photoshop 7. Granted, it'll only last for 30 days and it took me close 2 hours to download it but its worth it. I wish I could somehow buy a copy of the trial version. I don't need all the nifty filters and stuff, I just need a decent resizer. The added ability to actually draw in it is useful too. Much of my new stuff is scanned in and pieced back together and looks nice. I still have some colored stuff I want to scan while I have the equipment but other than that...
Unfortunately, Photoshop 7 is currently running at $609.00. They offer a dumb downed version for around $300 but only to students.
Anyone out there still a student and willing to purchase a student copy for me? I will (of course) pay and I'll even make you dinner for your trouble...
Unfortunately, Photoshop 7 is currently running at $609.00. They offer a dumb downed version for around $300 but only to students.
Anyone out there still a student and willing to purchase a student copy for me? I will (of course) pay and I'll even make you dinner for your trouble...
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Date: 2002-11-13 08:43 am (UTC)OOooooh...
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Date: 2002-11-13 09:33 am (UTC)2. If you just need barebones stuff, can you download Photoshop Elements for frre (or cheap) form Adobe?
3. Are you using a Mac or PC? There are some cool free (i think) PC stuff, like GIMP. I did at one point download some free Mac stuff, I may be able to send you a pointer to.
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Date: 2002-11-13 09:41 am (UTC)Do you know how Elements differs from the full Photoshop? The adobe web page has lots of words but doesn't really say much about it...
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