My TOU For Personal commercial and Scrap for hire use.

Commercial use / Scrap for Hire

1. You may:
(a) use and incorporate the Content in your personal scrap booking, scraps for sale, or kits for resale. (b) alter Content by changing the size, color, adding to or deleting from said Content.
(c) use portions of this kit in your layouts that are submitted to scrap booking and/or related magazines and web sites for publication as long as proper credit is given to me.(would also love to see them)
(d) print a hard copy of Content to be used in your personal scrap booking projects, or projects for resale.
(e) make one (1) copy of the Content solely for back-up purposes; Do not reproduce or share with others.
(f) if you use this item(s) for commercial use. (IE scraping for resale, kits for resale, websites) I would like credit somewhere but it is not required.
PROHIBITED USES:
2. You may not do anything with the Content that is not expressly permitted. You may not provide a copy of the Content, or any portion to anyone or allow anyone to gain access to the Content, or any portion, except as permitted above.
3. You may not reproduce or resell any part of this kit in its original form.
4. Do not resell this product as your own unless it has been changed. (IE into a scrapbook page, template scrapbook page,paper, element.) May not be repackaged and sold as your item.
Please contact me if you need more information on the use of this kit for commercial use.
Thanks so much, Shannon

Personal use / Scrap for Hire

1. You may:
(a) use and incorporate the Content in your personal scrap booking, Scrap for hire/others. (b) alter Content by changing the size, color, adding to or deleting from said Content.
(c) use portions of this kit in your layouts that are submitted to scrap booking and/or related magazines and web sites for publication as long as proper credit is given to me.(would also love to see them)
(d) print a hard copy of Content to be used in your personal scrap booking projects.
(e) make one (1) copy of the Content solely for back-up purposes; Do not reproduce or share with others.
PROHIBITED USES:
2. You may not do anything with the Content that is not expressly permitted. You may not provide a copy of the Content, or any portion to anyone or allow anyone to gain access to the Content, or any portion, except as permitted above.
3. You may not reproduce or resell any part of this kit.
Please contact me if you need information on the use of this kit for commercial use.
Thanks so much, Shannon

Simple scripting in psp.

OK this is my first tutorial so I hope you enjoy your lesson. What this tutorial is for is to show you how to use a script in psp. Scripts are in versions 8 and up. First of all there are a few sites that have some wonderful scrips out there. Let me give you a few links so you can find them and then figure out which you would like.

Suz's place Joske PSP tutorial links

I would like to start off with one of my fave scripts to use. It is a simple script and it came with my psp so I hope it is one everyone will have already.

1. You will need to open an

image to use the script on.

Find a picture or something

you would like to add a

border to. Now I am going

to show you where your

scripts are in case they are

hidden and you don't know

where they are.

2. Under view, go down to

toolbars. Make sure that

the word script has a check

next to it. Once it is

checked you will then have

a script box. You can see

mine just on the top left in

the blue bar that says corel

paint shop pro.

3. Go to your script box. See the black arrow it is pointing to a small blue arrow. Click on that

to drop down all of the scripts you have in your program.Once

you find the script called sloppy

edges click on it now it should be

in the top box next to the tiny

blue arrow.

4. Now find your Picture you opened so we can try out the script. Once your pic is up find the larger blue arrow next to the small blue arrow we just used to find your script. Once you click on this arrow your script will start.

5. Now your screen should

look like this. You have 4

boxes to choose the size of

border you would like to

have. I actually chose to

make mine larger and

picked size 12. You can

also right click on the black

color box and choose which color you would like to

make the border. Or you

can go to your image and

choose a color with the

dropper. I choose a blue

which you can see in the

next pic. When you are done

playing and find what you

want click OK.

6. Now it takes you to the

next screen. I didn't change anything on this page but

could have chosen a

different color or different

border sizes on this page

also. I just decided I want

to keep it white for this pic.

It is up to you and how you

would like your item to look.

When you are done click ok.

7. Last screen and you can

see it is a lot like the others

although there are a few
other things you can play

with and adjust. It is up to

you if you would like to

change the amount of

blurring or the size of

anything. I actually

changed the width to 8 but

that is all I changed for this

image. Play with them and

see the different results you

can get. It can look different

depending on what settings

you do and different colors

you use.

Here is what I came up with.

A nice little border all around

the edges. Have fun playing and finding lots of different looks. I

hope you have enjoyed this

lesson and you learned

something new.