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  1. You can use Roboform to remember your password on many site.
  2. Hi recently I began my Photoshop self-study and really enjoyed making some simple video tutorial (Mmm.. temporarily call it "tutorial"). I devided to make it a series so when I learn with success these videos can be the milestone of my self-study. Well, here it comes. How to create a yellowing picture in Photoshop CS4. What it looks like And how http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I know there're innumerable Photoshop masters in Xisto(now Xisto), so any suggestion is welcome. Cheers
  3. Cool. That's the thing I want and you've done it. I was dreaming of making some pictures with Photoshop but I'm still a novice of Photoshop. Here is the thing I can do now. very simple http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Well, I really need the tutorial like yours! Great video dude!
  4. Agree. Articles can bring web traffic, so does video. It also offers you another opportunity of republishing your existing articles in the form of video. I pasted my old yet still useful article into PowerPoint, converted the presentation into video and published on YouTube. Many people liked it and click the link in the introduction. I say video marketing is cool and effective. Here is the guide why people get addicted to making article video marketing.
  5. en..... I can say these are the basic things all bloggers and webmasters will do at the very beginning. According to what you mention I can also think out some other ways to attract traffic.1. Video pesentation2. Article Writing3. Social Bookmarking Submission4. Google Discussions5. Twitter and Digg..........Are you sure you can handle all of them?
  6. It can't be unless you have the original video source. Once you have video source, it makes no sence to edit the video which contain logo.The simple way is adding black bars at the top / bottom side of video to conver the logo, making the video looks like a "wide screen video".oooops~~
  7. Every time I google or bing freeware I want, the result seems to be a trick. Many sites list all so-called freeware, you won't find that's just a trial or limited version of shareware until you download and install it. Also, it's really hard to find out a useful review of freeware which is written by a real person. What I can see are all duplicates of product description. I also pay a visit to some software directory sites. Some of them list the top 10 / 20 freeware review sites but most of sites are expired or out of service.So anyone can tell me if there are still living good freeware review sites?
  8. well, thanks for your big help all trap17ers. I've bought DemoCreator yesterday since I have to finish the demos before Wednesday this week, it cost $79 which should be the cheapest among all screencasting tools providing video editing features. It's the first time we try to make such things by using screen recording software so I hope make it simple and frugal.I'm try to shoot for another fund to get camtasia your recommend if the video demos really take effect on academic exchange and popularization. Well, it seems that I need some time to have a deeper study before buying the lisence and I hope I can get your help when I get stuck.Thanks for all your helps and good luck in 2010
  9. Hi all Trap17ers. I'm making some demos of how to use the software of my institute, also I need narration recording and zoom-and-pan features since they make quite easy for audiences to follow. I've tried Camtasia 30-day trial, all things work good but I'm afraid the price makes me little nervous. I also ask for help in other forums, thanks to those warmhearded guys, they told me boatloads of apps so I really don't which one is fit for me. After several times of filtering I decide to choose between Democreator and BB Flashback, both of them have some basic video editing features including what I need, but I still don't know which one is better for software demostration. Any suggestion if you have ideas about them or other alternatives which offers those features mentioned above? Thanks in advanced. Adward
  10. Hi Nitin, Merry Xmas!It's my duty creating ecards to my partners and clients although I don't like that way now. I used to consider ecards a simple and frugal ways of communication and celebration (in fact it really does), but when I find those fantastic paper (or what else like you mentioned) cards with amazing ideas, it seems that I'm quite out-fashioned. Perhaps I could learn how to make the easiest one someday.Videogame is a double-edged blade to kids, many people get drunk into it including some of my students. I wonder if I can introduce more pretty cool and impressive entertainment style to teenagers and the young, like you say radio controlled toys, outdoor sport and even x-games?
  11. Oh thanks for your advice FouGilang, I'm sure I will get quite cool exciting day with all of trap17s althrough I have to stay at my office alone this xmas
  12. Merry ChristmasIn Simplified Chinese = seng dan kai lurkIn Cantonese = sin dang fine louHappy new yearIn Simplified Chinese = shin nin kai lurkIn Cantonese = sen nin fine lou
  13. Hi all trap17s, merry xmas. I'm sure all of you will stay at home enjoying delicious food this xmas. On the contrary I have to stay in my office alone since there are still boatloads of documents and emails waiting for me. The only thing I can make fun is surf the net and share you some interesting topix about Xmas. Today we don't discuss those dear and rare stuff for the rich and extravagant, the topic is about economical and impressive Christmas gifts in creativity. I compiled some special gifts which are easy-to-get yet of interesting meanings. All items listed have been done by me and took effort, so I sincerely hope my list in the package can bring you a fantastic Christmas. NOT TOO LATE YEA? 1. ecards: It's rather old story but still a great way especially you got some fantastic idea of making one card to the point. I always make ecard myself, focusing my specific clients. From the feedback of these two years, it's quite well and there're more and more people like it. I use PowerPoint to make sildeshow containing animation and music and then convert it to Flash ecard with PPT2Flash, one simple and easy-to-use PPT converter application. 2. T-shirts: I don't mean that you just pick a well-looking one at ebay or where else. You need a Christmas sweater of your own creation, and that's qiute easy, too. There are several sites online where this can be done. I recommend DesignbyHumans since it has so many new smart T-shirts everyday, you can also go to the forum and ask for more ideas in creativity. Yea my students often get theirs at here. 3. Books: take a look at some of the best sellers or the classics. They are inexpensive yet impressive. Of course if you can find some free e-books it's OK as well. This part it seems that Amazon will be a good choice. I rarely read book with ipod or on laptop so I've no idea where can get libraries of book on the Internet. Ask google for help. 4. Coupons: I'm sure that's the most charming stuff for every ladies, at least my wife does. She likes crazy shopping during the Christmas and that's always my tragic period of time, so why not search some coupons for her so that she can stay at home and buy something more useful at cheaper price to two of us. Thanks to all search engines Google, Yahoo, Bing and so on. It's quite long and boring to find the valid discount code offering a really garbain price among millions of online shops. Oh my Santa please give hand out more $ in the 2010 :-) 5. Videogames: Frankly speaking, videogames can be one of the most interesting yet cheapest entertainments for all people aged from 5 to 70. Among the three big bosses of videogame industry, Nintendo Wii should be the best one for family party and multiplay especially for kids and the old. If you want to hold a Christmas carnival with all family members taking part in, give a try. === ANY GREAT IDEAS LET'S SHARE TOGETHER===
  14. Hi all I'm Adward the e-learning freelance from HK. I hope I can make as many friends at Xisto as I can and share all interesting things to all of you.
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