I'm Kathryn but most call me KD. I'm a 16 year old sophomore. I'm rare to come by seeing that I try to solve everything I can for others before myself. I am very honest and I don't lie to make anything seem not as bad as it honestly is. I give suggestions that I myself would do if it were in my case.
I may ask for help or someone's opinion on a personal matter but don't feel bad if I do more for you than you do for me. I don't let people in. My words should tell you exactly what kind of person I am without a picture to second guess.
I'm the type of person who will fall so someone else can stand. I won't stop helping people until the day I die because I know what it is like to be in need of something and no one is there for you.
Don't ever be afraid to send me a message even if it isn't serious. There is only one kid of help to me. The kind that is given at all.
If you can't find me, I'll be walking in the door when the rest of the world walks out.
If you have a very serious matter that you wish to contact me about URGENTLY, then you may use my AIM screen name to reach me or my MySpace. I appreciate feedback to know if my advice helped at all.
Thank you,
-KD
Gender: Female
Location: South Lyon, MI
Occupation: High School Student
Age: 15
AIM: HeartedASHollow
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Okay, so I was wondering which one is better?
Paint or Photoshop?
Also, what is the difference?
And what is the best like type? Like PhotoShop Pro? Or whatever.
How much do they cost?
Thanks. Because I was planning on getting one or the other and I want one where I can sort of make like banners or layouts or like stuff (for buddy4u, if you've heard of it. That's what I need it for.)
Thanks! Peace, + Love! (link)
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Honestly, I would go with PhotoShop. PaintShopPro is okay but it seems like it has just about everything that something like photofiltre has, which is FREE. If you want here is the link:
http://photofiltre.en.softonic.com/
I use this program all of the time to do banners and icons and what not.
If you REALLY want to get technical, GIMP is another great place to do such things.I think it has more than Photofiltre but is harder to learn everything with. I think it is personally better than Paint but if you wanted, using both Photofiltre and GIMP works well together and both are free.
GIMP: http://www.gimp.org/
But if you're REALLY into only the 2 options you've given, go with Photoshop even though it is more expensive.
I hope this helped!
-KD/f/15
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