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Yo Guys,

i need help with the Font "Times New Roman".

Look at this picture:

the background of the font is black but the color of the text is white.. how to do this? i only can do this:

the color is black and i don't know how to make the background black and the font color white.

Please help (i have gimp and photoshop) (sig made with gimp)​

 

Script-Fu>Layer effects>Stroke(in gimp)
dont know how in photoshop

 

where can i find this Script-Fu thing in gimp?can you make a screenshot?

 

I think it's under dialogs? Lemme check.

 

okay I'll wait

 

If you use Photoshop, double click on the layer you're working on, and it should bring up the effects palette. From there you can do drop shadows, strokes, color overlay, etc.

 

i make the signature with gimp; do you know how to do this in gimp?

 

Can you save the signature as a .psd?

 

yes i can why?

when you want to do this yourself : no sorry
i want to do that myself ; ya understand?

 

You can save it as a .psd and then open it in Photoshop to do the stroke effect. .-.

 

In my GIMP, theres just a menu that says script-fu up in the corner. you might want to update..

 

and with gimp? i like gimp better than photoshop-.-

 

I dunno how you guys are doing it, but I would just duplicate the layer with the text, make the lower one black and the upper one white, then give the black layer a 1 point gaussian blur. (Photoshop, I don't know anything about Gimp)

Also, this should not be in the spam zone.

EDIT: Sorry, slow reply. Can't help you then, if you're so dead-set on an inferior program.​

 

I don't use GIMP.

And if you use PS I can show you how to do it in like two seconds. :|

 

okay i do it with ps cs4 explain me

 

Alright, save the signature as a .psd, then open it in Photoshop.

Make a new Text layer, and then double click on the layer (or go to the toolbar at the top and click Layer > Layer Style> Stroke).

Either way, you'll get to the palette, and then you just do this:

http://i907.photobucket.com/albums/ac276/DPWolf/textstroke1.jpg

http://i907.photobucket.com/albums/ac276/DPWolf/textstroke2.jpg

From the palette, you can change the settings of the stroke.
Once you're happy click OK, and there you go.

 

thank you so much +rep :D