try calibrating you monitor. depending on which photoshop,you do this differently, but if you search your adobe help you should find it. 4.0 had the best, but i've yet to get it to work with xp. good luck! set your desktop to your best gray you can get before starting to calibrate, it makes a world of difference.
oh boy, you are all trying to be so helpful, thank you! but take the 'no clue' part literally- I have no idea what you mean when you say widget-LOL!!- makes me think of mouse running across screen. and is script like?- I haven't written anything since basic was around. so have mercy and translate into english for this poor ignorant girl! I like the ideas you're giving me, i just need a better grasp of understanding what you mean. <img src="http://image
I want to create a desktop wallpaper clock, a big digital clock i can see across the room. What I have found offered at varius sites is NOT my thing. I like contemporary, alien, unusual stuff, and I think I could do a damn good job of it, but where does one get started? I've no clue what software I would need, but it would need to be Adobe Photoshop compatible, windows xp. Please someone point me in the right direction!!! th
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