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Creating Your Own Templates
>From the "My Templates" category on the Get Template Screen, click New.You'll be
taken to the Create Mask Screen. From here, you can open images and create up to three masks.
You'll then be able to insert other photos into each mask to create your Funhouse image. The tools
described below can be used to create and modify your masks.
– These tools are used to manually add or remove a masked area. Select the appropriate tool, then
click and drag on your image to set the mask area (or remove the mask area). Alternately, you can
add or remove a mask by clicking at various points — the mask border will be drawn from point to
point. Double-click to close the masked area.
– Several brush sizes are available for you to use. Select a brush when you use the Paint, Eraser, or
Blur tools to create a mask.
– Use the Paint tool to draw a mask on the image. Using your mouse, click and drag to create a
mask. To erase any masked area, use the Eraser tool. It works the same way as the Paint tool, except
it removes masked areas instead of creating them. The Blur tool is excellent for creating a soft edge
around masked areas. By blending a mask around the edges, it will look much nicer when a photo is
inserted into the mask. When using any of these tools, you can select various brush sizes.
– Use these sliders to adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation of the template.
Emailing Images
Once your Funhouse image is complete, you can email it by clicking the Send button on the Main
Screen. You will be asked to choose either AOL or another MAPI-compliant program. Make the
appropriate choice, then click OK. You'll see that the image file size is listed, along with the time it
will take to email the image at different Internet connection speeds.
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