Paintshop Pro Tutorials I used to make these graphical text titles

Neon Glow Text For first title tutorial not found and not archived, Chuck Dale removed site http://www.pspro.aphid.net/text/neonglow.html

Outer Neon Glow for the blue fifth title using different fonts. archived at wayback archive.org http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/2365/tip2.html Jeff Burton Here is another Create Glowing Text by Laurie McCannas

Shadow Text Tutorial for second Graphics title and Redford Theatre page titles

For Redford titles: selected background color close to page color, basic lightest cream top row, second box from the left. Brush Script Mt at size 48. Used blur more filter two times on medium gray text for the first step. Foreground color for red font RGB 193 20 59 (hex #c1143b), anti-alias checked. Saved as gif89a transparent. SAVED tutorial http://www.grafx-design.com/02psp.html

3D Line Text (Black + White Backgrounds) with user defined filters from 3Ring Circus PSP 3.x titles 3 and 4 archived wayback archive.org http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7798/tip4.htm

3D Texture Text by Jeff Burton for the Restore title tip3.html wayback archive.org http://www.geocities.com/~jburton/tip3.html http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/2365/tip3.html

How To Emboss Type or a Graphic http://www.mccannas.com/pshop2/tip12.htm

On the Redford page, choosing a gray text for the shadow did not work on the movies page which had a navy background. This McMannas tutorial helped me realize that I needed a darker color of the background, and actually I ended up using black for the drop shadow, then highlighted the red title with white. I am still looking for the tutorial that I used to create the Credits title on this page which I used on the background I made using a photo of the theatre organ. The drop shadow title I made for the other pages did not show the shadow well so I tried a variation which worked out better. Using the steps detailed in the tutorial that I cannot find right now, the red font I used lightened to the pinkish color.

URL: http://annesworld.info/anneexp.html