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Old 02-01-2011, 10:21 PM
Sue Neilson Sue Neilson is offline
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Cool iScrapbook vs PS elements 9

I've recently only started with digital scrapbooking and you could say my quilting has now just about gone out the window and Im hooked well and truly.

I absolutely love using iScrapbooking as well as started using PSElements 9, but I prefer to do my cutting out of figures in PS and saving and placing into iScrapbook but my problem is I must be missing a step or two, as when I Save for web as this save as a GIFF file it comes out with a very faint line around the figure I have cut out. If a use the feather it them leaves a narrow white line. Most of the tutorials I've read never seem to go this far and presume the reader is staying in Photoshop. Can anyone using iScrapbook help.
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Old 02-01-2011, 11:08 PM
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I wish I could help but I don't use iscrapbook. Is there a reason you are saving it as a Giff? Have you tried saving as either a jpeg or a png, does the same thing happen?
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Old 02-02-2011, 01:23 AM
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I'm sorry I can't help, but I did smile about your quilting going out the window. I used to cross-stitch and I haven't picked up a needle since I started digi scrapping.
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