To view the examples full size, click once on each thumbnail. To make this as easy as I can, I include a file for you to work with and screen shots to guide you.
It’s not all that much but it is important for you to know. Please pay attention to the PSP Shortcuts I’ve included because they are essential to learning this. If it is well received, I will update it to PSP 9.X. With a little bit of tweaking, it will work in other versions. This particular example is being written for PSP 8.X. Note: I’d advise you to read through this at least once and try to familiarize yourself with the parts of PSP we’ll be using. Although I will make this as basic as possible, like “Frames 101’ or ‘Frames for Dummy’s’, I need to assume that you have some kind of knowledge of Paint Shop Pro toolbars and icons. This is my first attempt at writing a tutorial or ‘tut’ (toot) for those who love the shorthand lingo. You can change the units of measurement for the border by choosing an option from the drop-list in the Original Dimensions group box.Computers are vehicles for the mind. To create borders of varying widths, unmark the Symmetric check box, and set border width values in the controls in the Size In Pixels group box.Ĭlick the Color box to choose a color for the border. To create an equal-width border on all sides, mark the Symmetric check box. It’s easy to add a border around your image.
For more information, see Resizing the canvas. When you add a border to an image, the dimensions of the image are expanded to the border.įor multilayer images, Corel PaintShop Pro prompts you to flatten the image before adding the border however, you can also add a border without flattening the image by changing the canvas size.
You can add a colored frame or border around an image. Corel PaintShop Pro Help : Retouching and restoring images : Adding borders
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