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07-Feb-00 18:03

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matt

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From: Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia

Welcome to the Web Style Tips Forum.

In this forum we discuss web style. What makes a site look good? What makes it easy to use? What makes it stand out from other sites? These are the questions we hope to answer for you in this forum.

Our own designers, as well as other web professionals, can help guide you through the process of designing your site to look good, as well as feel good! If you would like help with improving your site, post the details here along with your questions, and we'll do our best to help.

We look forward to your queries.

Best wishes,
The Elated Team.

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12-Feb-00 02:54

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larramie

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From: Westlake, OH, USA

The background on my Home Page is made up of purposely blurred tile images. What type of layout would best show off this background? In other words, I don't want to have it completely covered up.

19-Feb-00 04:13

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jcsd

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I would like to have a screen shot of a browser on my webpage. On some webpages, mostly design companys have them in there portfolio there like thumb nails of browsers viewing a webpage. I hope that made some kind of sense. I would like to know how to do this, if anyone knows could you please help me! Thanks.

21-Feb-00 00:15

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Jeshua

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Hey Jscd,

It's quite a simple task man, all you have to do is get some
screen capturing software and voila.
Go to www.tucows.com and download 2020
it's an awesome screen caputring software.
if you have icq you can look me up
my # is 9067355.
Also when you want to make the thumbnail all you have to do
is open the picture that you took in photoshop and change the
image size.

Hope I have been of help.
Jeshua
epsion |design

22-Feb-00 10:01

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matt

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From: Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia

Hi there,

In Windows, open the page you want to grab in your browser, then press Alt+Print Screen to copy the browser window to the clipboard. Then open Photoshop or your favourite image editing software and paste (ctrl+V) into a new image and resize.

That's what we do anyway!

Cheers,
Matt