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Rikki
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Also does anyone know of a site where I can put a copyright mark on my pictures?
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Do you want to send them as an attachment?
And if you have a photo manipulating program you can easily put your own copyright on them."Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, But beautiful old people are works of art."
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As an attachment will be fine.
I'm using irfanView to resize the pictures.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Use the left mouse button to outline the area (selection) on the image where you want text to appear. Click the Edit Menu, then Insert text into selection. A dialog box will open.
How to make a selection? Just press the left mouse button and move the mouse. You will see the selection rectangle. If you click on the image again outside the selection, the selection rectangle will be deleted and the selection is no more active.
In the Text box on the left, type in the text you want to put on the image.
Use the Choose Font button to change the size, style, color, etc. of the text. The name of the selected font is shown below the text box.
Uncheck the Text is transparent box to choose a background color. The highlighted area will change to that color, with the text inside. The small box left the button shows the selected background color.
Click the OK button to add the text to your image. To close the dialog without adding any text, click the Cancel button.
Add text may be reversed with the Edit Menu's Undo command.
Important/interesting IPTC tags/placeholders, according to IPTC specification: $I116 - Copyright
The add overlay/text insert box has the copyright button to put in the © symbolRich people save then spend.
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I right click a picture and then send to mail recipient.
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Just realised why it didn't work. For some reason Outlook express wasn't my default e-mail. No1 sons been on here. :mad: So I've sorted that out. Not him the default settings.
Just the copyright thingy now.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Irfanview can insert text and symbols into an image. See help on 'Insert text into selection'.0
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So that's two who missed GreenNotM instructions in post #4.
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GreenNotM wrote:1
Use the left mouse button to outline the area (selection) on the image where you want text to appear.
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Click the Edit Menu, then Insert text into selection. A dialog box will open.
(How to make a selection? Just press the left mouse button and move the mouse. You will see the selection rectangle. If you click on the image again outside the selection, the selection rectangle will be deleted and the selection is no more active.)
3
In the Text box on the left, type in the text you want to put on the image.
4
Use the Choose Font button to change the size, style, color, etc. of the text. (The name of the selected font is shown below the text box.)
5
Uncheck the Text is transparent box to choose a background color. (The highlighted area will change to that color, with the text inside. The small box left the button shows the selected background color.)
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Click the OK button to add the text to your image.
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To close the dialog without adding any text, click the Cancel button.
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Add text may be reversed with the Edit Menu's Undo command.
Important/interesting IPTC tags/placeholders, according to IPTC specification: $I116 - Copyright
9 The add overlay/text insert box has the copyright button to put in the © symbol
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espresso wrote:So that's two who missed GreenNotM instructions in post #4.
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No, I was off to do the copyright thing after I did the default settings.
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