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Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/29/2007 9:21:58 AM

martys

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hi,

i have the german print shop 21 deluxe - and i try and try and try to get a frame/border around a poster...

if i try the "border-plus-proggie", i find nice side-parts, but no fitting corners...

if i try the frame - hope this is the right english word for it... :) - i can resize it to the whole document, but then the
wide/strength/thickness of the frame is much toooo big....

i loose about a quarter of the layout-size with an oversized frame.....

and i can find no way to resize/scale that graphic down....

i just want a small, narrow border/frame around a poster - is that not possible...?!?!

thanx for every help,
greetings
marty

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/29/2007 12:19:06 PM

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ORIGINAL: martys
... i just want a small, narrow border/frame around a poster - is that not possible...?!?

You will find several narrow frames/borders in the art gallery that may be suitable.

The border plus feature only tiles a graphic so the corners will never look quite like a real frame.

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/30/2007 12:05:30 AM

martys

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hi,

thanx- but when i use them, and resize them to fit the whole document/poster - it looks like above...

this blue frame was pretty (and ;) narrow - but it scales to that wide... - and so it is unusable...

i`d need a way, to scale a frame to poster-size - but the thickness of the frame should stay
small... - as it already was in the good old old print shop deluxe.... there it worked, resize the
frame but the bitmap stay in it`s narrow size.....

marty

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/30/2007 9:50:02 AM

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... but the thickness of the frame should stay small...

The thickness stays proportional, not the same size when small. You must choose a frame that is thin compared to the empty space within the frame. I saw a few "thin frames" like that. Also look in the Arts and Photos Gallery for even more borders and frames (rather than just the Frames Gallery).

You can take any of the "thick" frames that are vector graphics and export them as high res JPGs. Import the JPG and crop it with the photo editor tools. I have to leave for work soon, so when I get back, I can make a sample screenshot and upload it.

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/30/2007 10:23:35 AM

martys

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hi thank you very much for your help.

that`s too bad - at the old print shop the frames where - i don`t know, vector-grafix or so - there you could change the framesize, without effecting the thickness/form of the frame itself...

i really appreciate your help, you don`t have to waste time for me to make a workaround, i understood how you mean - i will try it that way, but it`s really too bad, that the new print shop can`t scale a frame/border like his grandfather already did.... :(

seems, its just a bitmap - and when you scale it bigger, also the bitmap becomes bigger - very "nice".....

greetings
marty

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/30/2007 11:22:19 AM

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ORIGINAL: martys
... at the old print shop the frames where - i don`t know, vector-grafix or so - there you could change the framesize, without effecting the thickness/form of the frame itself...

Hi, Marty,

I don't have an older PrintShop, but that sounds like a nice feature.

Here is a thin border I found in the Art Gallery. Also a nice frame which I show cropped so that it is thinner.

The easiest thing to do is to simply layer your photo over the frame, covering up parts of it so that the frame appears thin. No editing or fussing required!

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 4/30/2007 8:50:48 PM

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The easiest thing to do is to simply layer your photo over the frame, covering up parts of it so that the frame appears thin. No editing or fussing required!

Like this:

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RE: Frame/Border around whole Document/Poster..? - 5/1/2007 1:08:06 AM

martys

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wow - that`s looks good.

yeah - that`s a practicable workaround...

i`ll try with this a bit....!

greetings
marty

ps: yes - the old old (from 1992 i guess) print shop deluxe was really nice,
not that mighty as todays software, but handy to do all you`d needed
unfortun it`s not running stable under xp anymore....

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