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Select the layer in the layers palette. If they're locked they will have a padlock sign on the layer. If it is editable type, then the layers thumbnail should be a T on a white square. If not, then the text has been rasterised. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I...

Update your graphics card, if that doesn't help try turning off it's hardware acceleration. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

What resolution and pixel dimensions are you working at? Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

You need to press CTRL+T to transform the layer. 'Select all' creates a selection the size of the canvas. 'Image - reveal all' will expand the canvas to show all pixels in all layers. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Old news. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Kiddpete's idea would work well here - try selecting the stained area (brush in Quick mask mode) and create a layer from the selection and try the screen blending mode; then just adjust the opacity and use the cloen or healing brush a the the edges. like so maybe - obviously you will spend more...

What do you mean by backgrounds - webpage backgrounds, background layer..? Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Here's an icon for import/export of the ICO format. http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/ or give Icon Sushi a try(freeware) http://www.towofu.net/soft/e-aicon.php Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Have you selected the Move tool then Transform (CTRL+T)? Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

I'm sure the answer to this is simple (like having caps lock on or s'thing), but it's really getting to be a pain. Why does the last line of a paragraph sometimes have double spacing, that can't be removed? like so... http://img330.imageshack.us/img330/4048/untitled12zv.gif Moe: It could have...

Check the brush settings (brushes palette) - that a dynamic effect hasn't been applied. In the options ensure that the eraser is using the brush, not the pencil or block. For a gradient opacity blend, you may want to consider using a layer mask with a gradient applied to it. Failing this, try...

Try Irfanview as a viewer - there is a 'set external viewer/editor' command(shift+E) that you could use to send any of the images that need editing, to Photoshop. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

If you look at the 'pumpkin' on the scales, you can also see where the owners hands was removed from the other image. It would be more believable if you had a set of wheels on that thing, and a team of mice pulling it! Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to...

I meant the 'Creative Suite' itself. eg: if you have CS1, you can only upgrade to CS2, not just a single program like Photoshop. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Even so, I think you can only upgrade from the same prog. eg: Photoshop -> Photoshop, CS -> CS2 & so on. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

I think you can upgrade any version (assuming you have a valid license), but the CS2 installer only recognises 5.5 and above - contact Adobe about upgrading from v2. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Save the Word doc as 'web page' - this will generate an html file and a files folder, which will have the original pic inside. Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

What version of Photoshop are you using? Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.

Select everything (CTRL+A)in the second (mask) JPG, copy, then open the second JPG, and, in the <b>Channels</b> palette make a new channel; paste into the new channel. If you want transparency in the PNG... First make sure that the background is a layer - ALT+DOUBLE CLICK on the Background...

When yo say 'the 4 corners all show a radius', is this in Photoshop, or your layout program? Moe: It could have been a real ugly situation, but luckily I managed to shoot him in the spine.