This just in! Thanks to the help of editor and friend Rachel Overton, I now have a .jpg of my Basketball advertisement for the Defender's Program. Thank you, Rachel, you ROCK!
Last year I purchased an advertisement, and the amazing Connie Weiss took my cover art and text and turned it into a nice little ad.
This year, the advertisers needed to put together their own ads. Enter my fumble-fingered attempts at photo, color, and text manipulations. (*facepalm*)
After much tweaking, moving, editing, sizing, and the occasional desire to smack my head into the keyboard, I finally came up with a design that I like.
Of course, since I'm me, and every computer activity seems to be a grand adventure, I couldn't figure out how to save my Word Document as a .jpg or .gif so I could put it here on the blog. Guess you'll have to come to a Defenders game. Our first game is Nov. 29th.
Today's stop on the Log Cabin Christmas Collection blog tour is http://www.debraullrick.com/ And the blog birthday party is still going on over at http://enjoyingthewritingcraft.blogspot.com/
7 comments:
To save your Word design as a .jpg, use Print Screen, a free print screen utility. Holding the control key and moving your mouse, you can select a rectangle of the portion of the screen you want. Then save it as a .jpg. Easy peasy. http://www.fiastarta.com/PrtScr/
I can't wait to see it when you figure that out!
I have so much to learn when it comes to technology! My computer isn't doing me any favors lately. Slow Joe.
~ Wendy
I'm a Publisher pro. Send me your file. :-)
Okay, what a great idea-advertising like that. I need to remember this. I am so non-techy it's sad. When you figure it all out, you should post it step by step for all of us!
I look forward to seeing your ad after your techy pals help you get things figured out.
LOL, Erica. Wish I could come!
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