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Play! Run! Jump!- Herd! Chase!

Barked: Mon May 31, '10 8:58am PST


	NEVERMIND! WE FIGURED IT OUT! CAN'T TELL YOU HOW HAPPY MA IS RIGHT NOW!!

Muffin

Chubby Jungle- Kitty

Barked: Thu May 12, '11 8:30pm PST


	Alright, we have another question! In PSE, is there a way to put shadows behind a picture?

I know you have- chicken & I want- it.

Barked: Fri May 13, '11 1:14pm PST


	Muffin, I don't use PSE, but seems like maybe you could copy the object you wanted shadowed, turn it black, add the blurr factor and shrink a bit if necessary and put place behind the original object. Note, I only use imikimi and it does the shadows for you with one click so I don't know if that would work?

You can never- ignore me

Barked: Sat May 14, '11 7:47pm PST


	Muffin, we use PSE and you can add shadows easily with it. Do you see "Effects" on the right side where your layers are? If not, click "Window" on top, then click "Effects" in the list. Under "Effects" click the "Layer Styles" icon, then choose "Drop Shadows" from the list. Experiment with the different types to choose the effect you want. You can make changes to the drop shadows if you want to by clicking "Layer" at the top, then "Layer Style". I hope we didn't complicate this. You'll find once you start using this feature it's very simple. If we didn't explain this well ... if you have any questions ... please ask If you don't like the way any of the drop shadows look, you can do what Norman suggests and make your own. I've done that to create a (white) glow behind objects.

Play! Run! Jump!- Herd! Chase!

Barked: Tue May 31, '11 10:42am PST


	Thank you both for your suggestions! We figured it was under the "effects" button, but couldn't find how to do it! Hopefully we will get a chance to try it this week.