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    Photoshop Elements 7 - water marks

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    I have spent about and hr looking at this but can not see if it is possible to add a water mark with Elements 7. Infact, I find the available options a for the type of text you can add a bit limited. Any help appreciated.

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    Not sure with Elements, cause I am not sure what menu items you have.

    This is how to do it in PS

    Create a new document (I use 1000 pixels wide x 500 high)
    Using the text tool to write out what you want to say. Add any lines etc
    Make a selection of your 'object'
    Go Edit > Define Brush Preset (save)

    Your watermark is now ready and you just select it using the brush tool, change its size and opacity as required. You can also change its colour using the eyedropper tool to select a colour before selecting the brush tool if you wish. Hope you can convert the above instructions to work with Elements.
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    Thanks Rick, I am about to have tea but will be trying this as soon as I finish - see how I go.

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    Your a bloody guru Rick, brilliant mate - had to try it before dinner. This is great, works just a treat.

    Thanks Mate.

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    Hi Rick, you can delete this post if you want - question answered. Thnx

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    Nah, cause someone else might want the info in future and search the site for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ricktas View Post
    Nah, cause someone else might want the info in future and search the site for it.
    Exactly, don't delete! I'll coming back to it and giving it a try when I next get some time to sit down with PSE again...
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    Good-O, works a treat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ricktas View Post
    Not sure with Elements, cause I am not sure what menu items you have.

    This is how to do it in PS

    Create a new document (I use 1000 pixels wide x 500 high)
    Using the text tool to write out what you want to say. Add any lines etc
    Make a selection of your 'object'
    Go Edit > Define Brush Preset (save)

    Your watermark is now ready and you just select it using the brush tool, change its size and opacity as required. You can also change its colour using the eyedropper tool to select a colour before selecting the brush tool if you wish. Hope you can convert the above instructions to work with Elements.
    Hello Rick i was just wondering if you explain to me what you mean by Make a selection of your 'object'? thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by nossi5 View Post
    Hello Rick i was just wondering if you explain to me what you mean by Make a selection of your 'object'? thanks
    Use the selection tool and drag a box around your 'signature'

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    Quote Originally Posted by nossi5 View Post
    Hello Rick i was just wondering if you explain to me what you mean by Make a selection of your 'object'? thanks
    I ended up working out myself the only thing im having some trouble with is changing the colour of the signature using the eye dropper. If anyone could it would be great appreciated.

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    Thanks Rick, I just made my watermark into a brush.

    Until 5 minutes ago I opened my watermark file and dragged it into the image.

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