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The name of this advertising program is AdBrite.  If you asked me why I tried this, well, simply because my Google adsense just got suspended.  I just don’t know the reason but thank God, I haven’t had any earnings that’s why I don’t feel bad and somehow regretful because of losing such opportunity with Google.

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the name of this website is ximmy…

well, it is a social search engine site…it allows users to do reviews on any websites that they want to review…

what’s more interesting is, for every review that you make…it entitles you 10 points…if you can reach 1,000 points…which is the equivalent of 100 websites to be reivewed…you can earn $10…if you can reach 1,800 points…you can earn $20 dollars…so for just reviewing 280 websites you get to be paid $20..

but, decide immediately when you are really interested because this program is just a promo of ximmy…as soon as ximmy accumulates 200,000 site reviews…then they will stop the program…
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this is the points equivalent for joining ximmy…

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How to remove this? very simple…

1st step…
open “My Computer”, open your harddrive directory…if you have two partitions make sure you open the other…

2nd step…
open “Windows” folder, but first make sure that you don’t close the existing windows that you have opened..open the system32 folder as well…

3rd step…
enable folder option to view all hidden files…to do this..just click on Tools –> Folder Options…
once you have entered the folder options…click on the “View” tab…under the view tab look for the Hidden files and folders…once you found it, just choose the radio button option that says
“Show hidden files and folders”…

4th step…
now that all hidden files and folders are shown..you have to look for this follow files…

imgkulot.vbs
imgkulot.bat
imgkulot.reg
autorun.inf

Once you see these files on your drive’s directory, just delete these files right away…sames as with the system32 folder, look for these files and delete them…make sure that you are finished with deleting all the mentioned files before closing the opened windows of your drive’s directory and the system32 folder…

5th step…
Once you have deleted all the mentioned files from your drive’s directory and from the system32 folder..just restart your computer…then that’s it..

NOTES: always make sure that while deleting the files you do not close any of the folder directory that you have opened…just close it once you have deleted all the files from your computer..this scripts can be obtained commonly from usb drives…so before open flash drives of your computer..make sure you scan it always…

If you have any problem just post a comment below…good luck..

Source: http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/interfaces/plastic-tabs/

1.) Start with a new image about 400×400 px with a white background. Create a new layer and using the Rectangular Marquee tool draw a rectangle roughly the size of the example below.

2.) Click the Channels tab to enter the Channels Palette, and create a New Channel. Fill the selection in with white, then deselect (CTRL+D). Now go to Filter » Blur »Gaussian Blur and use a setting of about 3.5, then click OK. Next go to Image » Adjust » Levels and drag the two bottom triangles towards the center until the button looks nice and smooth (see image). Click OK when done. Hold CTRL and click on the channel “Alpha 1″ to select it, then click the Layers Tab. Do not lose the selection.

3.) Set your foreground color to: R:212 G:214 B:212 and the background to white. Now, using the Linear Gradient tool (foreground to background), drag from the top of the selection to the bottom, so that it looks similar to the example below. Now create a New Layer and set your foreground color to R:192 G:192 B:192. Go to Edit » Stoke – for width choose 1 pixel and for location choose Center. Do not deselect yet.

4.)Now, with the ‘,’black’)” onmouseout=”hidetooltip()”>Rectangular Marquee tool selected, move the selection up to the top of the button so that it overlaps slightly (see picture). Now create a new layer and fill that selection in with white. Click on the Channels palette, hold CTRL and click on “Alpha 1″ to load the selection. Click the Layers tab and now go to Select » Inverse. Hit delete. press CTRL+D to deselect. Now go to Filter » Blur » Guassian Blur and use a setting of 0.3. Click OK and set the Opacity of that layer down to 74.

5.) It should be looking pretty good at this point, but to add to the effect add a drop shadow to the layer with the original button shape on it (Layer 1). Also go to Layer » Effects » Inner Shadow and use the settings shown in the image below. You should now have a nice plastic tab ready to add some text to.

6.) Select the Type Tool and add some text to your button. To give the text some extra depth, you can also add a very faint drop shadow to the text itself for a nice effect. To change the color go to Image » Adjust » Hue/Saturation. If you run into any trouble while attempting this tutorial, feel free to download a copy of the example .psd file.

7.) Apply the same tutorial to other shapes – you’ll get some neat effects.

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Source: http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/effects/chrome/

This tutorial will show you how to add a cool-looking chrome effect to your text. This technique is of course not limited to just text — you can apply it to anything you want.

1.) Create a new document and choose a color from the Color Palette to fill the background with. You can also fill it with a seamless texture if you want, for added detail.

2.) Select the Marquee Selection Tool from the toolbar and draw a selection across the top half of the graphic. Now, create a new layer and then select the Gradient Tool to fill the selection with a gradient with a medium grey on top and white on the bottom (see example).

3.) Go to Select » Inverse to select the other half of the graphic which doesn’t have the gradient yet. Fill the selection with a gradient from black on top to a medium grey on the bottom. Now choose Select » All then press Ctrl+X to remove the new gradient texture for use later (don’t cut or copy anything though until then, or you’ll lose it).

4.) Now it’s time to make the selection for the shape or text that will have the chrome in it. For text, select the Type Tool and choose the the Type Mask Tool from the Options bar at the top of your screen (in earlier versions, drag to the right on the Type Tool icon). Type whatever text you want (you’ll want to make the font size reasonably large to get a clearer final effect), and then click the checkbox or OK. For other shapes, just draw them with the selection tools while holding SHIFT or ALT to get more complex selections.

5.) Now, fill the text or selection with a gradient from white on top to black on the bottom.

6.) Next, click Select » Modify » Contract » choose a value of 2 Pixels. Press Ctrl+Shift+V to paste the gradient texture that we made a bit earlier into the selection. Hold down the Ctrl Key on your keyboard and use the arrow keys if you want to adjust the position of the texture beneath the selection. When you’re done positioning, press Ctrl+E to merge down the layer.

7.) Your text probably looks pretty cool by now… but there’s one more step to finish it off. Load the Assorted Brushes (.abr file) from your brushes box and select the brush that looks like an X. Use your Airbrush Tool at a low pressure to add small highlights to a few of the edges of your text or shape. All done!

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source: http://www.tutorialized.com/view/tutorial/Elements-Tag-Tutorial/34213

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Source: http://www.idigitalemotion.com/tutorials/guest/vector/vector.html

This tutorial is here just to get you into the swing of things for vectoring. It will teach you the basics of how to vector in Adobe Photoshop 6+. Don’t use this tutorial as a basic walkthrough to an easy vector,use it to learn the basics of vectoring so you can than use these methods for your own work. I don’t want to suddenly see several vectors spring up over the internet that are identical to each other because they were taken from this tutorial. That said, let’s get started.

Firstly we’ll need to get a photograph (or sketch) of what we’re going to vector, you can vector thingsfrom scratch but with people or objects like cars its better to use reference, in this case we’ll be using a photograph. I’ve just taken a photograph of Aki Kawamura I found on a random search engine. You’ll only be using one tool in this. That’s the pen tool. Take the pen tool (fig.1) and select Shape Layers. (Fig2)

Now that all the skin layers are complete we will start on her hair. Hair is always the most difficult thing to vector because its free and has many thin strands, the most time you spend on a vector will no doubt be hair. (unless your working on someone who’s bald) We’ll start with the base layer and cover the entire mass of her hair, even the light areas. With hair we always start from dark and work up to the lightest layer, because there is more dark than light, even on blondes. (Fig 5) Once this has been done we’ll work our way onto the second layer, the mid layer. This is were the most time consumming part comes in.Pick out all the lighter areas than the base layer, don’t worry about covering some dark areas. Once this is done, any dark areas that have been covered can be selected and cleared. Select PAths (Fig.6) for the pen tool and go over the dark areas of hair that have been covered by the mid layer, then right click > make selection and then clear the selection by pressing delete. (On your keyboard for the slow people at the back) After this are the higher layers for Aki’s hair I’ve used four layers because there was an even lighter area of hair because of the lighting in the photograph, use the same methods as you did for the mid layer hair and eventualy you should finish with something like this. (Fig.7)

By now you should have it figured out how to work with layers by moving up the lightest/darkest areas. You should implement the methods you’ve learned so far into working with the rest of her features such as her eyes, add a little Grey and you should get something like this (Fig.8) Using these simple techniques can give you some good vector work. Hopefully you should go on and be able to create some nifty vector work now.

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I didn’t made this tutorial but i have the included the source of where i took this tutorial.

I used this before when I was still learning how to do vector arts using Photoshop. As of now

I’m still learning how to do it…

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