PhotoDraw - Captions

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Captions

JayBee

2003-12-09, 9:32 pm

I am using Microsoft Photo Editor 3.01. Is there a way to
add a caption to the photo?

How does Photodraw differ from Photo Editor? Is there
anything that Photo Editor can do that Photodraw cannot?

Walter Donavan

2003-12-10, 12:23 pm

Hi JayBee,

1. I know of no way to add captions to images in PhotoEditor. You might try
Kodak Imaging (comes with Windows) for that.

2. I know of nothing PhotoEditor can do that PhotoDraw cannot do. Quite the
contrary: PhotoDraw is a powerful image editing and graphics creation
program (comes on three CDs); PhotoEditor is a small freebie that comes with
Microsoft Office.

--
Walter Donavan
"JayBee" <jbogart--removethis@bestweb.net> wrote in message
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quote:

> I am using Microsoft Photo Editor 3.01. Is there a way to
> add a caption to the photo?
>
> How does Photodraw differ from Photo Editor? Is there
> anything that Photo Editor can do that Photodraw cannot?

Bill Somogyi

2003-12-10, 9:21 pm

Walter:

Sorry I can't resist I'm in a devlish mood today.

"Walter Donavan" wrote in message

quote:

> 2. I know of nothing PhotoEditor can do that PhotoDraw cannot do.

There are those who would say. Work! :)

--
Have Fun Bill

RealDraw Cafe
http://realdrawcafe.com
MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
http://microsoftgraphics.com

gary

2003-12-11, 8:13 pm

Bill:

Wanted to let you know I just found your new site. Excellent work! Keep it
up.

But please, please quit saying those awful things about PhotoDraw. It took
me three years to learn how to use it along with FrontPage...if either of
those two "break" so will I!

"Bill Somogyi" <removethisbill@phillysnet.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Walter:
>
> Sorry I can't resist I'm in a devlish mood today.
>
> "Walter Donavan" wrote in message
>
> There are those who would say. Work! :)
>
>
> --
> Have Fun Bill
>
> RealDraw Cafe
> http://realdrawcafe.com
> MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
> http://microsoftgraphics.com
>
>

Walter Donavan

2003-12-11, 8:13 pm

Bill,

Do you mean "work" as in "do useful work"?

Or do you mean "work" as in "not break"?

PhotoEd actually has one trick that PhotoDraw doesn't: PhotoEd can adjust
gamma. But no one knows what gamma is, anyway, and I'm not talking.

--
Walter Donavan

"Bill Somogyi" wrote
Walter:

Sorry I can't resist I'm in a devlish mood today.

"Walter Donavan" wrote in message
2. I know of nothing PhotoEditor can do that PhotoDraw cannot do.

There are those who would say. Work! :)

Bill Somogyi

2003-12-12, 1:30 pm

Gary:

Just kidding. Actually I have no problems with PhotoDraw and XP so I really
can't help those out who do.

Which Site? RealDraw Cafe or FrontPage Solutions. With the holidays and
life in general they'll move slow for the next month.

--
Have Fun Bill

RealDraw Cafe
http://realdrawcafe.com
MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
http://microsoftgraphics.com

"gary" <gkumler(no**spam)@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Bill:
>
> Wanted to let you know I just found your new site. Excellent work! Keep it
> up.
>
> But please, please quit saying those awful things about PhotoDraw. It took
> me three years to learn how to use it along with FrontPage...if either of
> those two "break" so will I!
>
>
> "Bill Somogyi" <removethisbill@phillysnet.com> wrote in message
> news:%237B5uC2vDHA.1888@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>
>

gary

2003-12-12, 1:30 pm

I think you have FrontPage Solutions off to a great start. I like the look
of it and you have a lot of solid, at least for me, information on it.

As you said, so many people are just trying to sell one thing or another it
becomes a waste of time trying to find a quality site with "real
information" instead of hype. I'm in the process of reading your Rollover
Tutorial now.

I was kidding you about those "awful things" regarding PD. I think all of us
get frustrated with the various software programs we come across and want
various things for our own agendas. The companies that design/sell them have
to make them fit as many folks as possible and that's the trade off for all
of us non-programmers. Please keep up the good work!

"Bill Somogyi" <removethisbill@phillysnet.com> wrote in message
news:usVTczFwDHA.2456@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

quote:

> Gary:
>
> Just kidding. Actually I have no problems with PhotoDraw and XP so I

really

quote:

> can't help those out who do.
>
> Which Site? RealDraw Cafe or FrontPage Solutions. With the holidays and
> life in general they'll move slow for the next month.
>
> --
> Have Fun Bill
>
> RealDraw Cafe
> http://realdrawcafe.com
> MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
> http://microsoftgraphics.com
>
> "gary" <gkumler(no**spam)@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:%23NbToT5vDHA.1908@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
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Bill Somogyi

2003-12-13, 5:01 pm

Gary:

I advise you to pay attention my my Cascading Style Sheets tutorials on that
site. There will be some rollover tutorials that are amazingly easy and
very low in bandwidth size coming shortly. I'm going, I feel in a real
simple, easy to understand way so far with them in hopes they shouldn't
intimidate anyone who is not familiar with CSS. Everything for thge time
being will involve no or only one tiny line of code depending on which
version you are using.

--
Have Fun Bill

FrontPage Solutions
http://frontpagesolutions.com
RealDraw Cafe
http://realdrawcafe.com
MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
http://microsoftgraphics.com

"gary" <gkumler(no**spam)@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> I think you have FrontPage Solutions off to a great start. I like the look
> of it and you have a lot of solid, at least for me, information on it.
>
> As you said, so many people are just trying to sell one thing or another

quote:

> becomes a waste of time trying to find a quality site with "real
> information" instead of hype. I'm in the process of reading your Rollover
> Tutorial now.
>
> I was kidding you about those "awful things" regarding PD. I think all of

quote:

> get frustrated with the various software programs we come across and want
> various things for our own agendas. The companies that design/sell them

have

quote:

> to make them fit as many folks as possible and that's the trade off for

all

quote:

> of us non-programmers. Please keep up the good work!
>
>
> "Bill Somogyi" <removethisbill@phillysnet.com> wrote in message
> news:usVTczFwDHA.2456@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
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gary

2003-12-13, 5:01 pm

Are you clairvoyant? After the rollovers CSS is what I want to learn as much
about as I can. I didn't even know that rollovers could be generated using
CSS.

Remember what I said about all the hype on the various FP
"help" sites? I think you can double or triple all that "help" (sales
pitches) when you land on a CSS help site.

I hope you'll put some emphasis on seperating fact from fiction
regarding the areas where CSS can be helpful to
someone using FP 2003. I have read that FP 2003 beefed up some of its CSS
capabilities but am not clear on what. I am doubtful that TopStyle or any of
the other CSS editors are needed by anyone that builds sites under 20 pages.

"Bill Somogyi" <removethisbill@phillysnet.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Gary:
>
> I advise you to pay attention my my Cascading Style Sheets tutorials on

that

quote:

> site. There will be some rollover tutorials that are amazingly easy and
> very low in bandwidth size coming shortly. I'm going, I feel in a real
> simple, easy to understand way so far with them in hopes they shouldn't
> intimidate anyone who is not familiar with CSS. Everything for thge time
> being will involve no or only one tiny line of code depending on which
> version you are using.
>
>
> --
> Have Fun Bill
>
> FrontPage Solutions
> http://frontpagesolutions.com
> RealDraw Cafe
> http://realdrawcafe.com
> MicrosoftGraphics Users Group
> http://microsoftgraphics.com
>
>
>
>
> "gary" <gkumler(no**spam)@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:%231n9xCHwDHA.1764@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
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