Photoshop into Web (all 3 questions)
somehow posted first question inadvertently.
these 3 related queries use of photoshop create or modify elements used strictly in web site.
1. told not aware of typesetting controls in photoshop cs 2 or 3. (the manuals have little or nothing.) can manual kerning in photoshop--that can adjust space subtly between 2 characters? note not want each character separate unit.
2. let's have graphic element, rectangle (for purposes of illustration) 1 x 4 inches, rounded corners. in middle of unit word, let's say, "features" (could word). word meant part of graphic unit--it not meant text search engines might find. can word typeface in world, part of graphic element, or must typeface found on computers? (we debating century gothic versus avant garde gothic. think not matter, long word part of graphic unit , not discrete word.)
3. matter in way whether graphic unit above--a rounded rectangle word embedded--is created in indesign, saved pdf, , saved web within photoshop? or whether created scratch in photoshop?
thank you.
these 3 related queries use of photoshop create or modify elements used strictly in web site.
1. told not aware of typesetting controls in photoshop cs 2 or 3. (the manuals have little or nothing.) can manual kerning in photoshop--that can adjust space subtly between 2 characters? note not want each character separate unit.
2. let's have graphic element, rectangle (for purposes of illustration) 1 x 4 inches, rounded corners. in middle of unit word, let's say, "features" (could word). word meant part of graphic unit--it not meant text search engines might find. can word typeface in world, part of graphic element, or must typeface found on computers? (we debating century gothic versus avant garde gothic. think not matter, long word part of graphic unit , not discrete word.)
3. matter in way whether graphic unit above--a rounded rectangle word embedded--is created in indesign, saved pdf, , saved web within photoshop? or whether created scratch in photoshop?
thank you.
[first question answered in previous post.]
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