Step-by-Step

Writing for the Web

Using a Web Editor

Web Graphics

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Web Graphics - Step-by-Step

Inserting a Graphic:

This page describes how to include an image in your web page:

Inserting graphics in your web page

Saving graphic files:

The free clipart pages on the Internet are a good source of images. The following page shows you how to copy an image from a web page:

Saving a web graphic onto your hard drive

Making your own graphics:

The creative web designer may eventually tire of using other people’s graphics. Creating your own graphics allows you to be more creative, helps to "brand" the site, and overcomes many copyright issues! The following provide some routes to creating your own images:

Common Editing Tasks:

There are a number of software applications you can use to edit your images [Click here for graphic software resources]. The following group of tutorials introduce you to some of the more common operations you may need when developing your graphics. For the sake of consistency, we will focus on one piece of software, Paint Shop Pro. This is because it is widely available, reasonably priced and offers a trial-period demo.