Improvement Question...

[Rob Bird]

Liberty
The short answer is Yes, PhotoPaint 7 can do all that stuff and more
and PSP is in no way superior. When you say you haven't been able to do
anything can i ask whether you have completed the tutorial or worked
through the manual to acquaint yourself fully with Paints tools?

Regards

Rob Bird
C_Tech
Corel Users Association
http://www.coreluser.com

[Liberty Hart-Hayes]

I bought the book "Corel Photo-Paint 7 plus, the official guide"
that books has helped me to improve what I was doing a bit, but not nearly
as much as I had hoped.
Every time I ask people how they managed to do it, they told me with PSP and
that they've tried Corel and hated it. So, I'm feeling pretty....ripped
off.

Liberty

Rob Bird <rob...@coreluser.swinternet.co.uk> wrote in message
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[Rob Bird]

Liberty

> Every time I ask people how they managed to do it, they told me with PSP and
> that they've tried Corel and hated it. So, I'm feeling pretty....ripped
> off.

It depends exactly what effect you are describing - if it is one of the later
versions of PSP ie 5 & 6 they7 introduced effects the like of which are
commonplace in later versions of Paint ie 8 & 9. Paint 7 is a fine tool but
has been superseded by later versions of PSP and Paint 8 & 9. PSP 6 is a pale
shadow of paint 9 but compares well with Paint 7 which is a few years old now.

Sorry thats how you feel but its a matter of comparing like with like. How
many books are written for PSP? Few because although an adequate tool it
doesn't have the feature depth of paint.

[Liberty Hart-Hayes]

Perhaps I need to come up with some specific questions to see what I can do
with the programs I have. But, I think those are more appropriate for the
PP7 list rather than this one. So, when I come up with some, I'll post them
there.

thanks.
liberty

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[Rob Bird]

Liberty

No worries