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Q. Can you help me with HTML?
A: I don't offer HTML tutoring services, and I suggest that you try an
HTML teaching site. There are many of them out there. Search for HTML
tutorials on Yahoo or Google. If you have questions or problems, however, with
a template you downloaded from this site, please
write to me.
Q.
Can you suggest a HTML editor?
A: There are many good HTML editors. Microsoft Frontpage is one of the
easiest to learn, but it's an expensive program. There are several that you can
download online and try for free. I rarely use an HTML editor. I hand code my
pages. And I suggest that you learn HTML if you're going to host your own
website. It really isn't hard to learn. It just takes a lot of practice.
There are many sites out there that teach HTML. Do a yahoo search.
Q.
Where do you
get your graphics?
A: From Victorian images--postcards, die cuts, and other prints. I
retouch my antique images with a special method that I devised. I spend a
considerable amount of time and effort, retouching my Victorian images and
making tubes.
I also create images using Poser and with other graphics programs such as Paint
Shop Pro 9 and Photoshop CS. I use an Olympus E10 for my photos and a 35mm
Nikkon camera.
Q.
Can I link to your images?
A. No. Please don't do that! I'll have to close the site if bandwidth
fees get too high. You can link to the site however.
Q. What is a PSP tube?
A. A PSP tube is a Paint Shop Pro file with a transparent background. It is
stored within your Paint Shop Pro tube folder and you can use it sort of like a
rubber stamp and overlay it on other images. I highly recommend Paint Shop Pro
to anyone who's interested in creating graphics. It's a great program, and you
can download a trial copy at
Corel.com. If you don't have Paint Shop Pro,
there are also programs out there that will convert PSP files to PNG files for
use in many other graphics applications, including Flash and Photoshop.
Q. How do I use a PSP tube?
A. Download the PSP zip file. Extract the file to a directory of your choice.
Open Paint Shop pro. Browse to the folder where you extracted the tube file and
open the file. Click on Export. Save the image in your tub folder. When you
want to use the tube, simply click on the tube icon in Paint Shop Pro. It will
bring up a selection of all of your saved tubes.
Q. Can I use your tubes to make
stationary that I sell?
A. Yes. The tubes and graphics may be used to design and sell nearly anything
for profit, including print projects. For more information see the
terms of use.
Q. Is Poser hard to learn?
A. I'd have to say Yes. It has a steeper learning curve than Paint Shop Pro, and
worst, there are few books on the subject (though there are many tutorials
online). Learning to use Poser well (and I have a long ways to go) takes serious
dedication. In addition, it takes a lot of money. You not only have to pay for
the program but it pretty much comes bare bones, which means that you'll need to
buy models and stuff for the models. After you have a model and have purchased
all of its body morphs, you then have to worry about getting clothes, props,
skins, etc. for them. I've invested many thousands of dollars into Poser models,
clothes, etc., but I think it's worth it, because I love what it can do. If
you're determined to master the program, I'm sure that you'll also find that it
is well worth all of the headaches.
Q. Can I use your graphics to make
signature tags?
A. Yes, you can use graphics from the Graphics Gallery, but you must give credit
to Butterflywebgraphics.com.
Q.. Can I make
and sell new web sets out of your templates?
A. Absolutely not. If you license a template, you can customize it
however you want and make additional pages out of the materials I've provided to
you for your own personal or commercial website, but you can't make and
distribute new templates from it. However, you can use the graphics in the
Graphics Gallery to make new templates.
Q. Can I use
your templates for a commercial site?
A. Yes. You can use it for your own commercial site; however, you can't
sell the template.
If you have any questions
about my terms of use, or if something
isn't covered here, please
email me.

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