All The Best!
Posted on 04/07/2007 5:08:15 PM PDT by Silly
How are you making out with the job hunting ?
Hey - I’ve actually got Picasa, but have never used it....I’ll have to go feel my way around there!
BTTT & bookmark. Thanks!
It is great , used it for posters for two Freeps today it is a great deal. Thank you for posting it.
Awesome! Share pics when you get them!
You’re missing your MOAB in DC? I didn’t hear about this. What happened? How did you folks misplace the battleship?
BTTT
Ping
If you would like to print some of the most amazing posters you’ll every see, I suggest you access this web site and download the poster printer.
This program will take your photo and print it out up to 100 x 100 feet. It is also a tile type process, but it’s the best thing I’ve ever used. It overlaps for you. It can also print marks to help you line up the tiles for putting the tiles together.
I’ve used this program to make 8x16 foot stage backdrops. I have also used it to create 6x6 foot photos of faces for political events, and if you stand six feet away from the photo, you won’t be able to see seams.
I like this program because it allows a person to print out on 13x19 inch paper, and does so in a very clear manner. Putting larger tiles together is a lot better than joining a lot of smaller ones, believe me. When your family sees that first 4x6 foot photo of a special event, you’ll be the envy of them all.
I’ve used this program for the last ten years or so, have actually forgotten exactly how long I’ve been using it, but I’ve never been disappointed.
Some good software suggestions here. Aren’t some of your bigger posters starting to get a little weathered?
All The Best!
Hey, I am very happy you shared this with me, you made my day! Glad the software worked for you.
The posters look very clear and readable — a big improvement over many dry-marker hand-drawn signs.
Next I would encourage you to bring in some artistic/graphic flair, and bold use of color. A bit of a challenge when you want the text to be read in microseconds, but a worthy challenge, and very satisfying when you hit a home run.
Keep up the good work, and keep sharing!
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