bigrigdriver |
09-07-2004 12:18 PM |
You may already have it installed. It's called gimp. There is a lot of on-line documentation (Grokking the Gimp) which is probably also installed. You can also google up a copy of Gimp Users Manual (2 parts, text and graphics. just unpack in the same folder). I had to take a Photoshop course in school, but I found that I could go home and do the same things with gimp. Some of the terminology is different, but the behavior is much the same. Like Photoshop, it's a resource hog when doing graphics manipulation.
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