jamc100

I will back you up korteck! I can see it, and in fact have an example. At 500 magnification This type of thing has happened to me so many times, and it's quite annoying.

I, too use UnFREEz. Maybe it's a little basic, but for my needs it's perfect. Thanks for posting this Hellfire.

Exactly! I haven't been paying much attention lately, and I don't usually download the Beta versions. But I had to have this one. Multiple documents AND gradients. Amazing, truly. And like Mario said, different text capabilities is the only thing I miss now. Thank you for this wonderful update, you rock!

No it was from irregular shapes, they were actually triangles.

No I actually wanted the hard edges because that's what the first one looked like, but maybe I should just re-work it and find an effect that can work all around. Oh and I am using version 2.5 by the way.

Hi, I'm new to the program so maybe someone could help me. I just downloaded it last week and have been using it with success. I am creating a website and am using the program to create a set of buttons etc. And I had this great design worked out that I am using for my topbar using the gaussian blur. Yesterday I made the topbar just the way I liked it, today I was going to create the matching buttons and I ran into a problem, the blur isn't working the same as it was yesterday. I've included pictures for both blurs. See how in the first one you can clearly see a difference in the different blended colors and how it almost looks like a wooden effect. That is the first one that I created and I wanted the second one to look the same. But you can see in the second one that it blended it more smoothly. I was wondering if maybe the program was not working properly the first time or if I did something to screw it up and if there is any way that I could get my second one to look like the first? This is the topbar with the desired effect This was my attempt at making the button which was supposed to have a similar look Both were created with a 25-30 pixel blur. Any help is much appreciated.