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| Contributed by Linda | |
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Make your images/graphics stand out--enclose it in a frame. This is fun and easy! Go here - http://studio.imagemagick.net/MagickStudio/scripts/MagickStudio.cgi *If you ever find that the Imagemagick site won't work in the tutorial, please check here for additional Imagemagick sites. http://www.mypcclinic.com/forums/sh...9984#post129984 Click on the "browse" button and this will bring up a box where you need to locate your image name. Click on it and then click "open". Now press "view" and wait for the next page.When it appears, click on "decorate". In the "color" box - put in the color of frame that you would like. For more choices, click on the blue writing "color". There you will find shades of all colors. Pick the one you want and then use the "name" on the left side. An easy way is to just left click and highlight to copy the name. Now click your "back" button to return to your page and right click to paste that name in the "color" box. Put a dot in "frame" and then press to "decorate" and wait for your image to appear. If it's not exactly the color you want, just click the blue "color" name again and repeat the process until you get it just like you want it. *Just a note here - you should try the other options too - "border", "raise" and "sunken" sometime to see some neat effects! But right now, we'll just be working on the frame. When your image appears, click on the "output" tab up top and then on the next page - press to "output" button (not the tab up top). Your finished image will appear on the next page. Just right click and save it to your computer. If you ever have a problem with your image not saving right - on the last page where you right clicked and saved - try double clicking to bring it up on a page by itself and then right click to save it from there. Here is the finished image:  |
