002. Click the arrow button at the top.
003. The part next to the arow should now have of become easire to see and clickable. :)
004. Notice the two box things that have a red square around them.
005. Change the setting to the ones seen in the image below.
006. Your image should look like this now.
007. Now notice The other boxes with the rounded square around them.
008. I changed the settings to how I want them. You can change them anyway you want to. But make sure, if you want the box to not have rounded bottoms, make the height a larger number than the height of the image.
009. Mine now looks like this. But notice the stuff that is hanging off the image. (I boxed it). That is ok. You won't see that at all.
010. This is for making a border around the box. You don't have to do this. Now there are several steps in this part. They are numbered in the image.
ONE: Click the selection tool.
TWO: Make a box around the box and click on the center of the box.
THREE: Go to selections at the top.
FOUR: Click on expand
011. I Put a box around the important stuff. The Zoom in and zoom out buttons let you preview the image in the windows, With th before and after. The eye and eye lock let you preview the umage where you would normaly work. The number of pixles is how wide the border will be. You can set it to anything. I set it to 5.
012. This is what mine looks like when I clicked OK. Your may look different.
013. Now chose the color you want your border to be by using the fill tool.
014. It should look soething like this. And where the blank expansion on the rounded table is now filled with a color. I know mine is uglg, but it is just a tutorial.
015. Now look at where is says vector 1 or raster 1 on the side. Click on Raster 1 because it is the layer below the box.
016. Now Fill it with any color by using the fill tool. This is my finished Image. You can add brushes and images under it or on top of it to make it the way you want it to be. Mine is very and I mean very ugly. I just threw it together so I could help you.
