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xClawx

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  1. This tutorial will show you how to create a script so that you can have multiple categories with unlimited sub-categories in each. They can be as deep as you want. This is very useful for organising data/items. A prime example of this is a link directory which has multiple categories. And thats it. Thats all you need. Good luck and hope it helped! Notice from BuffaloHELP: Wasn't it easy to post from copied source? Plagiarizm is forbidden! Even if you wrote it, because it was posted elsewhere first, you must use QUOTE tags. For all codes (PHP, JAVA,etc) use CODE tags. For long codes use CODEBOX. For html codes use HTML tags. Only and last verbal warning issued.
  2. Create a new image at 72dpi and RGB color. Place your text using a light grey for your color. (Lighter colors work best for this effect.) Now load the Layer 1 Transparency by clicking on Select >> Load Selection Using the glass filter from Eyecandy, select the "Transparent Button" preset and apply the filter Create a new layer then use the Cutout filter from Eyecandy with the settings: DIRECTION: 135, DISTANCE: 5, BLUR: 8, OPACITY:80 and black as the shadow color Create a new layer then use the Cutout filter with the settings: DIRECTION: 315, DISTANCE: 5, BLUR: 8, OPACITY:80 and white as the shadow color Now return to Layer 1 and go to Image >> Adjust >> Hue/Saturation to change the color. You can also use Color Balance to fine tune the color to your liking Notice from KuBi: Copied DIRECTLY from https://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/. Bad grammar and all. Issued warning.
  3. double click in the plugin, then install, its simple,
  4. PHP is only a scripting language, meaning you will need HTML to make the output look good to the user. However if you insert HTML normally PHP will generate some errors, so read this tutorial to learn exactly how you need to format HTML for it to work with PHP. Lets say we want to display to our users the following: Welcome to my website! In HTML the code for that would be: Welcome to my website! However in PHP we need to add a forwards slash () in front of every quotation mark so that we dont interfere with the quotation marks in the PHP functions. Lets take a look at the same code as above, only this time it has been formatted to work with PHP commands: Welcome to my website! Now we can combine that the print() function, like so: print("Welcome to my website!"); ?> That will produce the following given it is saved on a .php page. Welcome to my website!
  5. 1. First of all open the desired picture, you want to change the back ground. done? okay. 2. Now Select the Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) and start cutting off the Border of the picture, 3. After Selecting the Border with Lasso Tool, Press CTRL+C (Copy) it will copy the Selected Area of the Image. 4. Now Open another File i.e Back Ground, i used the following, and Press CTRL+V (Paste) it will Paste the Selected Area of the last picture you edited, example as below. 5. if you want to make more editions in the picture, you can, like double shadowed picture as you seen in pic1. ok Press CTRL+V (Paste) once again, and go to the Layer Panel and change the value of "Opacity & Fill" the default Value is 100% you have to change it to 50%. it will be faded than before like this. OK buddies, thats all, hope u will like this trick. my next tutorial will be " Changing Eyes & Lips Colours of a Picture" Peace 3111[/snapback]
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  7. Notice from BuffaloHELP: Plagiarized from http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Please review the forum terms of service and board rules, again. This is your only and last verbal warning. The next time you pull this kind of hack job your warning will be added and your hosting credits taken away. Upon reviewing, this isn't the first plagiarism. Warning issued.
  8. Hopefully someone will find this useful. Ive done this on my machine as well. To a hide an account to display on the welcome screen of xp here is a nifty way: 1. Open regedit 2. Browse to Hkey_local_machine> software>microsoft>windows nt>winlogon>special Accounts>Userlist Here you will see a list of all accounts on XP which are hidden and dont display on welcome screen. Yes XP does create useless accounts as you see there. 3. Go on the right pane, right click, create a new dword value with its name as the exact username you want to hide and its value as "0" without the quotes. Now if you have only one account on XP and you want to hide it, DO NOT DO THE ABOVE! READ BELOW AND FOLLOW A NEW PROCEDURE If you do this accidently, it will make an infinite restart loop in your computer. If you accidently do it, then just login in safe mode and remove the value you just set in the regedit. If you only have one account and want to do this, you will have to disable welcome screen & fast user switching in USERS in control panel. What I did was: create a dummy limited account for people who want to access my machine sometimes. And I hided my own account using the proceedure mentioned. To access this hidden account from the welcome screen press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice and you can enter your username and password. Enjoy! #Desi ps: Might I add a disclaimer that I take no responsibility if someone manages to mess up their computer using the procedure above. Backup your registry thats all I want to suggest.
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