Text Reflection in a Few Steps
Make a new document 400x300 and start by selecting the Text tool. Select any font, colour and size. Enter in the your text, I used Netcubo as an example...
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Search Engine Optimization's Newest Secrets
Editor's Pick in Web Promotion
Recent articles released by SEO firms have glossed over the fact that there is a back door utilizing news releases to gain an advantage in the search engines.
Search Engine Optimization For Beginners
Editor's Pick in SEO
If you are confused about terms like "search engine optimization" or having a "search engine friendly" site, then listen up! I am here to help...
Press Releases New SEO Back Door To Top Rankings
Greg Jarboe, President and co-founder of SEO-PR revealed a blockbuster secret back door to top search engine ranking when he presented to a comparitively small share of attendees at WebMasterWorld.com World of Search #7 conference...
read moreAn Online Home-Based Business Can Lead To Search Engine Stress
As a member of several search engine optimization forums, I have recently noticed (especially since Yahoo recently decided to try their hand at competing with Google) that the stress level of many webmasters has gone way up...
read moreFlorida Update Plus One - The Year Google Grew Up
It has been a full year since the infamous Florida Update rewrote Google's rankings with a massive pre-Christmas purge of previously well placed sites...
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Keying Green Screens
Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, November 2005
Explore the magic of channel mixer, from green to monochrome in seconds flat, with Denny Tang.
Lomography
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, September 2005
Convert poor quality or ho-hum photos into something valuable, abstract and memorable using Photoshop to simulate the style first promoted in Austria.
Fairy dust
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2005
Clap your hands and say: "I do believe in fairies!" With a wave of our magic wand tool, we'll create fairy dust today.
Orthochromatic photography
Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, September 2005
By adding aniline based dyes to photo emulsions, Hermann Vogel produced the first Orthochromatic films in 1873. Today, we'll continue his post-production work.
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