RE: Protecting Images

Leo,
  I contacted Jasc about this watermark they supposedly have in their
program. this is the reply I received.

:-)
Bob

The best way to create a water mark is by creating a new layer and adjusting
the opacity of it to desired effects.  I will briefly list the steps for
this below.

1.  Go to COLOR>INCREASE COLOR DEPTH>16 MILLION COLORS (if this is greyed
out then it has already been done)

2.  Open your Layers pallete.

3.  Right click on the BACKGROUND layer and select promote to layer.

4.  Right click in the opne grey area on the right side of the palette
window and select new.  Click OK to the window that follows.

5.  Go to the image the you would like to be the water wark and copy and
paste it to the new layer that you created.

6.  Stretch the layer palette to the right, you will see a sliding bar which
you can use to adjust the opacity of the image.

You can learn more about layers in our Manual (look under LAYERS in the
index) or on the web at
http://wdvl.internet.com/Authoring/Graphics/Tools/PSP/layers.html

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org]On
Behalf Of Leo Miller
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 1998 1:35 PM
To: Joelle de Lespinois
Cc: hwg-graphics(at)mail.hwg.org
Subject: Re: Protecting Images


Joelle

Excelent questions, as I like to give most of my work away, there are
some that take many hours and would like those interested to help with
the financial output.

Looking forward to some good replies. And Many many thanks in advance.

Leo
P. S. Paint pro5 have watermarking, I saw it in an anouncement but could
not find it the book or in the program. Thanks again In advance.

Joelle de Lespinois wrote:

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