Re: EASY way to add drop shadows to images?

[john -at- garisons -dot- com]

Thanks to all the responses I got that mentioned SnagIt, I broke down and
got it ... and then discovered some of the other wonderful things it does
- like add captions as part of the picture (another PITA when putting pics
up on the web, and capture long pages - even as editable text!

Thanks ... a good expenditure of $29.95 (academic discount!).

JG



> John Posada wrote:

>    1. Allocate 30 seconds for the process, beccause that's all you will
>    need.
>    2. Display the picture
>    3. Use Snagit to take a screen capture of it.
>    4. Select an edge effect from the pallet. From here you can pick from
>    numerous edges including drop shadow, control the width, color, and
> depth.


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