Your comments understood and agreed with... That's about what I'd need/want to do, as well.
Other comments within the text below... gfen wrote: > > On Sun, 10 Nov 2002, Keith Whaley wrote: > > And, for the 1/10th of 1% that you actually use and enjoy, you're > > going thru all that sweat and tears? > > Nah, not me, thanks... > > I'm a longstanding computer geek, and every computer I've owned for the > last 10 years or so has had a copy of Photoshop on it.. How did it GET There? > Not because I needed it, but because it was expected. Expected to BE there, by you? Did you ask for it to be loaded by the seller of the CPU? > I've never bother to do anything of note in it, until recently.. The last > few times I've turned the PC on, I've learned how to use curves and levels > to make a nicer looking image, and how to clone out dust. Then I learned > how to correctly resize images and DPI for printing. > > Is there more to photoshop? Oh yeah. > Do I need to learn it? Nope. I can do everything I need to, and it was > actually pretty easy to learn. Okay, points taken. Thanks for the words... keiht whaley
