Change Mouse Cursor

Mouse Pointer is a sign that states the position of the mouse on the screen. Generally, an arrow-shaped but can be changed according to preference. For those on the posting this time I will share a simple way to change the mouse pointer or cursor on your blog. Mouse cursor is one of the important parts of the blog, because it was the most frequently received complaints from visitors. By changing the cursor to a more unique look will make your blog will look more attractive. If you need to change the cursor on your blog, please follow the tutorial below,

Step:

• Visit www.cursors-4u.com.

• There you will be given many examples of the cursor.

• You can choose based on existing categories.

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• Please choose one of the images that you want to use on your blog.

• If you have determined the cursor where you'll use, click the picture to get the code of the cursor.

• Now copy the code given for the cursor you have selected. (Option # 1 - Universal CSS / HTML Code)

Now you have to get the code.

To put it in your blog, choose Layout >> Add Gadget >> HTML / Javascript. 

Fill in content with the code you copied earlier.  after that click "Save".

Adobe Photoshop CS5

Photoshop is a software that enables you to create, adjust, combine, and improve digital images. You can save the images to print, share via e-mail, publish online, or view on a handheld device, such as an iPod, iPhone. Photoshop’s tools let you move, color, stylize, and add text to your images. You can optimize the contrast and lighting in photographs or turn them into interesting works of art by applying filters.

CREATE A NEW IMAGE:

You can start a Photoshop project by creating a blank image.
1) Click File.
2) Click New.
3) Type a name for the new image.
4) Type the dimensions and resolution you want.
5) Click OK.

INTRODUCTION OF PHOTOSHOP TOOLBOX:

Photoshop offers a variety of specialized tools that let you edit your image. Take some time to explain yourself with the Toolbox tools.
You can select tools by clicking buttons in the Toolbox or by typing a keyboard shortcut key. Keyboard shortcut keys are shown in parentheses.

WORK WITH TOOLBOX:

You can use the tools in Photoshop’s Toolbox to make changes to an image. Placing the mouse pointer over a tool displays the tool name. After you click to select a tool, the Options bar displays controls for customizing the tool. Some tools include a small triangle in the corner to show hidden tools.
Select a Tool
1) Position the mouse pointer over a tool.
2) Click a tool.
3) Specify any options you want for the tool.
Select a Hidden Tool
1) Click a tool that has a triangle in its corner.
2) Press and hold the mouse button.
Note: You can also right-click on the tool. A menu of hidden tools appears.
3) Click the tool you want to use.

ZOOM A PICTURE:

You can change the enlargement of an image with the Zoom tool. With this tool, you can view small details in an image or view an image at full size.
1) Click the Zoom tool changes to.
2) Click the image.

CROP AN IMAGE:

You can use the Crop tool to change the size of an image by removing unnecessary space on the top, bottom, and sides.
1) Click the Crop tool changes to .
2) Click and drag to select the area of the image you want to keep. You can also crop an image by changing its canvas size or by selecting with the Rectangular Marquee tool and then clicking Image and then Crop.
3) Click and drag the side and corner handles to adjust the size of the cropping boundary.
4) To accept the crop, click or press enter.
Rotate and Crop

1) Perform steps 1 to 3 on previous page.
2) Click and drag outside the boundary lines.
3) To accept, click or press enter.

TRIM AN IMAGE:

You can use the Trim command to automatically remove any blank space surrounding your image. This can be useful for scanned photos or when you want to minimize the file size of an image. Options let you trim space from all four sides or just some of them. The feature works best when the image to be trimmed contrasts with the background.

1) Click Image.
2) Click Trim. The Trim dialog box opens.
3) Specify how to select the type of pixels you want to trim (changes to check sign).
4) Select the areas to trim (changes to check sign).
5) Click OK.

MOVE YOUR SELECTION:

You can move a selection by using the Move tool, which enables you to rearrange basics of your image. You can place elements of your image either in the background or in layers.
Move a Selected Object in the Background
1) Click the Background layer in the Layers panel.
2) Make a selection with a selection tool.
3) Click the Move tool.
4) Click inside the selection and drag.

Move a Selected Object in a Layer

1) Click a non-Background layer in the Layers panel.
2) Make a selection with a selection tool.

3) Click the Move tool .
4) Click inside the selection and drag.

COPY AND PASTE A SELECTION:

You can copy a selection and then make a duplicate image.
1) Make a selection with a selection tool.
2) Click the Move tool .
3) Press while you click and drag the object.
4) Release the mouse button to drop the selection.

DELETE A SELECTION:

You can delete a selection to remove an part from your image.
1) Make a selection with a selection tool.
2) Press Delete.

ROTATE A SELECTION:

You can rotate a selection to tilt the selected pixels or to turn them upside down in your image.
1) Make a selection with a selection tool.
2) Click Edit.
3) Click Transform.
4) Click Rotate.
5) Click and drag to the side of the object.
6) To apply the rotation, click or Press enter.

REFINE A SELECTION EDGE:

You can open the Refine Edge dialog box to make a variety of adjustments to the edge of your selection.
1) Make a selection with a selection tool.
2) Click Refine Edge.
3) Click and drag the Radius slider to the right to enlarge the area measured for automatic selection.
4) Click and drag the Smooth slider to the right to smooth sharp angles along the edge. Smoothing can be useful after selecting with the Polygonal Lasso, which can create a selection with sharp points.
5) Click and drag the Shift Edge slider to move the edge in or out from the selected object.
Drag to the left to move the edge in. Drag to the right to move the edge out.
6) Click OK.

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Muhammad Irfan name was given by my father to me after I was born. my age now completed 21 years. I was born in Kuala Terengganu hospital on August 1, 1993. I was the only child in my family. I attended primary school in the Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampung Raja. after that, I  continue to secondary school in Maahad Muhammadi Lelaki, Kelantan. After SPM examination, I took form six in Sekolah Agama MAarif. Now, I take a business administration degree at Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM). My metric card number is 229608.

My father's name is che sepian bin majid. he was born on 16 may 1967 and now he is 47 years old. he comes from Setiu, Terengganu. My father was the son number 4 of 5 siblings. He worked as a clerk in private company in Besut. My dad has been an inspiration to me in her hardiness to make a living. I was very impressed with his attitude of hard work he find money to take care of us even though her ​​salary is not too high.

My mother's name is Salmiyah daughter Sidek. She was born on May 23, 1969 and now she is 45 years old. he hails from Terengganu. My mother was the son number 5 of 9 siblings. She worked as a clerk in the government sector in Besut. My mother has been an inspiration in my life in its determination to take care of me. I was very impressed with the hard-working attitude and not know the meaning of tired. 

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