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Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:42:55 -0400

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Lafayette Web Design

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:42:53 -0400

Welcome to the new and improved home of Lafayette Web Design! We've been working hard to update our site and hope you like the changes as much as we do. We often find that we're so busy working on other websites, that ours gets neglected in the process.We are a web design team located out of Lafayette, Indiana and Dallas, Texas. It may seem like an odd combination, but we work together seamlessly to satisfy all your web design needs, no matter where you are located.Our services range from e-commerce, custom design, graphic design, simple mastheads, as well as print design, blogs, search engine optimization, and consultations. Funky or professional, whimsical or elegant, fun or simple, we can design the right site for your needs.Our affordable rates make it easy for you to find the right package for your needs! we have everything you need to suit your web design needs. We can do CSSHTML sites, e-commerce sites, blogs, and content management systems - not to mention upd...

Photoshop Elements Tools Introducing The Smart Brush by David Peters

Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:12:14 -0400

Located in the Full Edit area of the Editor, the new Smart Brush tool is a combination of the Quick Selection tool which was introduced in Elements and adjustment layers, offering a speedy way to adjust, enhance, and add effects to your photos. When you select the Smart Brush, a Presets menu pops open, showing nearly effects-in nine categories-that can be applied to your photo. Make your choice from the list we used Dark-Sky in our example, shown below and simply paint on your image over the area you want the effect to be applied. After you draw an initial selection,the tool automatically switches to the Add to Selection mode, so to add to your affected area, simply continue selecting. To take away part of your selected area, you can use the Subtract from Selection button or hold down Alt on your keyboard and paint away the parts you want to eliminate. How does it work? If you take a look at the Layers palette, you'll see that an adjustment layer was created-in our example, a ...

Simple Steps to Restore Deleted Data on Your Computer

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:48:38 -0400

We have all been in this situation more than once. You are working on an important document and you either fail to save it or end up deleting it by mistake and it seems to disappear from your hard disk entirely, even skipping the Recycle Bin. Of course, you are all ready to hit the panic button but just then you come across our write-up which tells you that your file has not disappeared; in fact, the contents of your file are still very much present on your hard disk though you are not able to view or work with the file. So now, what steps do you take to be able to unerase this file so that you could continue working with it? When you first realize that you have lost an important file or lost valuable information, it is but natural for you to panic and not know where to turn to. So the first step you need to take is to calm down. Now, go back to the Recycle Bin and check if the file you had accidentally de...