Question About Modifying Text

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Thomas A. Rowe

Best to do it in a images application, then save as a GIF image, then import
and insert on your page.

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PhotoShop, PaintShop Pro, etc.

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Fireworks, Photo Impact...
Thomas A. Rowe said:
PhotoShop, PaintShop Pro, etc.

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Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Image Ready, Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0, Maya,
oh. ok.. I'm just continuing off the previous posts being a smart butt. lol.

Try messing with this:
Cool Text Effects
This is pretty neat stuff, style sheets that allow you to format specific
text effects for shadows, drop shadows and glowing characters. Play with the
variables to see which works best for you. Filter effect names are "shadow"
"dropshadow" and "glow".

<TABLE STYLE="filter:shadow(color=blue)">
<TR><TD> THIS IS COOL! </TD></TR>
</TABLE>



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