Great to hear from you and glad you like that tool!

Matt

I have also have problem with graphics, but the way you laid it out its
makes it easy to do. Its a good substitute for those of us who have no Photo Shop.

Im an avid fun of yours and bought all your products, thank you
for the unselfish sharing of information.

First I have probably said this already, but I want to say it again. I really like your site. I like the layout; it is nice and clean (not cluttered or at least it doesn’t look cluttered), easy to read and pleasing to the eye.
Second, I have an app called Pixen; don’t know if they are the same or not; I haven’t used it much.At any rate, I also have Photoshop which I use sometimes; It is very powerful and also complicated. I know Photoship is pixel-oriented and I suspect Pixar is. What I use now mostly is called Intaglio. It is object-oriented which I like better. I costs about $75 and is worth it. Difference between pixel oriented and object oriented – with pixel oriented, you work with indivdual pixels. So, if you draw a circle, you can remove or play with one pixel at a time. With object orieted, you work with a whole objec; say you draw a circle; you work with the whole circle; if you want it smaller, then just select the whole object (circle) and reasize whole circle; with pixel oriented, basically you have to redraw the circle. However, Photoshop acts partly object oriented so you can ressize the object. The original MacPaint (shows how long I’ve been messing with computers) was pixel oriented; the orginal MacDraw was object oriented. You also have Photoshop vs Ilustrator. Personally I like object oriented altho having both is the best.

Hope this all helps; didn’t mean to go on and on.
Dorothy

Great to have a tool that doesn’t take up space on a hard drive or in memory. A great free tool for creating quick header graphics is http://www.xheader.com, register it to get a lot more header backgrounds. They also recently released a pro version which I’ve not tried yet. All from the Xsite Pro stable.

John

Pixlir is an online tool, no installation needed.

Thanks

Matt