Conclusion
That concludes this particular tutorial of the Help System and Tool Options preference categories. I will soon be covering additional preference categories.
I hope this tutorial was helpful and I wish to thank you for checking it out. If you have any questions or comments, I would love to hear from you. Please click on the green Like button if you liked this tutorial.
Sincerely,
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DreamAngel
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Thanks for sharing Stephanie! I have tried Gimp before and could never figure it out! Maybe now I can!
Barbara
Barbara
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stephhill
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It takes time and dedication to spend on it to learn how it works. It took me an incredible amount of time as well and I am still learning. It is a very complex program, but with time and patience and playing around with it, you will get there. Be sure to check out my other tutorials as well. I think image types, my latest one, is a good one to go through.
PMindra
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Hi, Steph. It's still me, Paul Mindra from Canada.
I have not been on the site on a day to day basis as I was when I first started.
How lovely for you to stop by and say hello. You do great work and your contributions are very much valued here.
Regarding Chefs...let me make an analogy. Very similar to MLM Marketing and Network Marketing, the Internet has had an incredible effect on both of these industries. The Internet has virtually 'killed' MLM and 'Networking' and has had a similar effect on Chefs.
When I started back in 1978...It was all about what I had in my head and what more I was going to learn through apprenticeships and training. I was a commodity and I was hired and 'payed' based on my knowledge and administrative skills which I displayed.
So, when I went into an establishment and said that I knew how to make a 'Tomato Consomme,' or 'Cassoulet,' or 'Creme Brulee,' or 'Beef Wellington, etc...it was my knowledge in my head and that is what employers paid for.
Today, 10 year old's are turning out 'World Quality' food based on what many of us yearned to learn from Escoffier and Bocuse.
Is it right? Is it Wrong?
It does not matter. "It is what it is."
So if you know how to turn on a stove and follow some basic 'food handling techniques' you can prepare everything that your heart desires.
Peace, love and respect to you.
Stay in touch. I will get more active shortly here.
Kindest always,
Paul.
I have not been on the site on a day to day basis as I was when I first started.
How lovely for you to stop by and say hello. You do great work and your contributions are very much valued here.
Regarding Chefs...let me make an analogy. Very similar to MLM Marketing and Network Marketing, the Internet has had an incredible effect on both of these industries. The Internet has virtually 'killed' MLM and 'Networking' and has had a similar effect on Chefs.
When I started back in 1978...It was all about what I had in my head and what more I was going to learn through apprenticeships and training. I was a commodity and I was hired and 'payed' based on my knowledge and administrative skills which I displayed.
So, when I went into an establishment and said that I knew how to make a 'Tomato Consomme,' or 'Cassoulet,' or 'Creme Brulee,' or 'Beef Wellington, etc...it was my knowledge in my head and that is what employers paid for.
Today, 10 year old's are turning out 'World Quality' food based on what many of us yearned to learn from Escoffier and Bocuse.
Is it right? Is it Wrong?
It does not matter. "It is what it is."
So if you know how to turn on a stove and follow some basic 'food handling techniques' you can prepare everything that your heart desires.
Peace, love and respect to you.
Stay in touch. I will get more active shortly here.
Kindest always,
Paul.
startouched
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I love GIMP! I've used it for a few years. I used it on my Linux system. I have it now also. It is just as good as Photoshop and waaay less expensive!!
stephhill
Premium Plus
GIMP is indeed way less expensive than Adobe PhotoShop. Most people who are just getting started in their online business do not have those kinds of funds and you are right - GIMP is just as good.
Steph
Steph
