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  If you've been using Paint Shop Pro for any length of time, whether you are a new user or an old-timer, chances are you are going to run across similar tutorials that produce just as similar results. Unfortunately, there have been some tutorials that have been plagiarized causing some tutorial writers to pull their sites down. 

     I won't guarantee that my tutorials might not remind you of another you have done, but I do guarantee that I have not copied anyone else's hard work. Given that, I may have borrowed some ideas from some fellow writers. I challenge myself sometimes to complete tutorials by looking at the end result and using different tools than the ones used in the tutorial when possible. 

     I have written these tutorials hoping that you understand the basics of PSP, any version. However, I have tried to write the step simply enough so that even a novice can follow them. The tutorials linked from this page use only the tools within Paint Shop Pro, meaning no outside filters are used. However, you may need to download presets I've made or other items such as fonts or masks. In the event that the file such as a mask is used that I obtained from someone else's site, you will be directed to the appropriate site to obtain those files. 

     Many of these pages are graphic intensive because of the screen shots I have included with the tutorials. This site is also best viewed with monitor settings in true color and at 1024 x 768 resolution. The number in parenthesis indicates the version of PSP required to complete the tutorial.

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