Adding Custom Brushes and Layer Styles

By Matt Kloskowski · May 10th, 2007

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This video is a supplement to the Scrapbookers Workshop article in Volume 4, Number 3.

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Douglas DeVore
April 9, 2010 at 1:42 pm

Video resolution is not good. Just so you know, my screen resolution is 1280×1024 on a Dell flat screen 20″ monitor. I’m running Vista and use Verizon’s FIOS for my high speed internet. I think that some of the older videos must have been recorded in a low resolution. It makes it hard to follow these videos if you cannot see the mouse pointer or what menu item was chosen. Is there something that can be done to clean them up?
I noticed this problem on a lot of the older videos.

Doug

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