I can Make you one, but it does not cost anything, only the time takes to make it!

Hey To You too Pretty Girl!!! Do you like my avatar??? You need one, too!!!

Hey, say "Hi" to me, too!!!

Of course 2400x1800 is the 4x3 format, as most Televisions, but to say 2500x2000 pixels is absolutley precise it equals 5,000,000 pixals, but as you know, you do not have to render 4x3 format or (16x9 format the coming High Definition format in the US) or any other format. Maybe a good question now is; 'As long as 5,000,000 pixels or under is rendered, does it matter what the demesions are in Vue 5 Easel???

I already had my answer. I was actually trying to see if anyone would respond in here. I have asked 9 different people questions from the Vue gallery and received no response. I am just not understanding the reluctance to answer simple questions. SO, You can imagine my good surprise when I did get a response from Wabe and I just want to thank you for that!!!

How accurate can it be if doesn't have Google on it, the World's # 1 Search Engine??? Isn't it a web site???

Zoological Society of San Diego, (619) 231-1515. I am sure they can help!

Simple process of cut n paste. The hard part is doing it. Am I assuming that you want to cut the background out too or are you just wanting the poser figure in your entire photo under the hair. Either way you will need to cut something out of it's enviroment. The poser figure would probably be easiest if you do not have 3D software. Before I go further, do you have PhotoShop and are fairly familiar with it's goodies and interface?

it's Item # 18 Now, Just look for: 'wacom tablet. TO EXPENSIVE'

Also, Check Item # 17 on this Forums Main Page!!! ;~D

Honestly it is hard to know exactly what is going on, so let me try to troubleshoot it with a few questions: 1. Did you create the Action? 2. If you did create the Action, did you put into the Action at the end to 'Save it'after completion? 3. If you did not, then open up the Action by clicking on it in the Righthand part of PS and look towards the bottom and End. It is possible that whomever created it added a save process. SOMETIMES, you can disable a process without interfering with the rest of the Action, especially if it is at the end. Or you may be able to reroute it to where you want it to go, ie. a certain folder. I appologize that I am not able to help more. Without looking at it and seeing exactly what is happening, it is not possible to make a proper diagnoses. Please let me know if this helped any at all. IF NOT, I have another alternative to try, but try the above first, OK??? Mark aka Thelby

Not sure why your image disappears, but the scrolling really fast on the righthand side is your Action. You can open it up and look at and/or modify any part of it you want. Like changing colors, styles etc....But again, I am unsure why it disappears. On some of my bigger actions, it will disappear, but only momentarily, it always comes back and in the format the action create it to be, is this what you meaning??? Does it come back after a few/many seconds? The actions work only as fast as you have RAM for it to work.

I am unsure of the reason for the price difference. You can go to: www.wacom.com and check out the features that each has, then order from Tiger when you are satisfied as to which you will need. I don't know alot about Wacom and I guess I should educate myself on the use of them, beacuse I do want to get one in the not to distant future. All I know now is that Tiger has great prices on a LARGE assortment on electronics. The computer I currently use came from them. I have had it since 1999 and it still run great, but I will this year be changing it out with something a lot more potent. Anyway, the bottom line is Tiger is less expensive and every item on their website is backed with some kind of warrenty. And I like them alot and have done thousands of dollars business with them over the years without 1 single complaint.

I have the same problem from my 19 inch Dell monitor. Not just a few, but every monitor I view my Posts in looks bright and washed out. I have had to learn to render with a very Low Gamma and then in post work, darken it 20% to 25% along with some Gamma correction. I had to do a few trails before I arrived at the 20 to 25%, by comparing it in the 'OTHER MONITORS'. My monitor is just dark and though calibrated as well as can be, it can not be lightened to emulate the look of other monitors. But, Everything is peachy now. 8-D