Paint Shop Pro Web Design Tutorial 
Image Mapping & Slicing Tutorial
Tutorial information: This video tutorial below will show you how to make your own custom designed web page. Learn how to do image slicing and image mapping within the PSP program. You will also learn how to use layers, tubes, text, shadows, and more. You will then learn how to take the generated information from Paint Shop Pro, and add it to an HTML editor to make an active web page. Please note this is one of our older tutorials, but it is still very helpful for those that want to learn. After viewing this tutorial, please visitor our tutorial list for more tutorials on Paint Shop Pro web design. This tutorial requires Paint Shop Pro, and you can get a thirty day free trial of Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2.
You will also need a HTML editor and we recommend
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 - Full
If your budget will not allow for Dreamweaver you may want to consider using one of the most downloaded affordable HTML editors on the Internet that is called CoffeeCup HTML Editor
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 Graphics made with Paint Shop Pro by Corel Logos, Banners, Buttons, Cards, Scrapbooking, Animations and more! |
Tutorial Guide What You Need
The Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 tutorial includes detailed step by step directions. You will learn how to use multiple tools and how how to manipulate PSP Layers. You can use most versions of Paint Shop Pro, but each version might have moved their tools, effects, and options into other areas of the menu bars, but you can still follow along if you improvise.
1. Internet Browser such as IE, Firefox, and a Media Player such as VLC, Flash, Media Player Classic, Windows Media Player.
2. Corel Paint Shop Pro
3. HTML editor such as
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 - Full or CoffeeCup HTML Editor
(please note we use Dreamweaver in this tutorial)
4. Optional various Tubes of your choice. You can grab all the tubes you need from out tubes vault.
5. You may want to visit our PSP Graphic Program set-up page to get an idea of what the program is like if you haven't used it before.
6. Just watching this video will help you learn how to use the program. No need to follow along.
This video tutorial also requires JavaScript to be enabled and the latest version of the Macromedia Flash Player. If you are you using a browser with JavaScript disabled please enable it now. If the video will not play please update your version of the free Flash Player by downloading here. If you prefer to not use Adobe Flash Player we have another solution for you. You can use a free GNU Licensed - Flash Player called gnash, and you can visit this site for more details on using Gnash player here. Michele's Paint Shop does not offer support for this third party software.
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NOTE: This is an older video tutorial. It was recorded and converted into a larger view so that you can see the steps easier. There is an intro audio and then no audio in part one. I've decided to keep this video up as our viewers have offered wonderful feedback on this tutorial in the past. The tutorial has been updated to work with today's web standards, and with that the menu options are not visible. We ask that you please use the right click features.
Please use the Right click Flash Controls by right clicking on the video to choose Play and, again choose Play to Pause the video.
Thank you for your patience.
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