The following mini-pictorial is an example of how I save and use some of the
monthly webstuff downloads from the PCCrafter HugClub

This information is  quoted from the PCCrafter / HugClub  website pages:
http://www.pccrafter.com

WebStuff Sets
Stuff Sets include your Web Stuff and Desktop Themes. Web stuff will enhance your email with HugWare fun! Add e-tags, e-stationery and animated banners to spice up your email. Use the Desktop Themes to make your computer HugWare fabulous! Each month you get new wallpapers, cursors and icons.

See this PCHugClub page regarding webstuff
http://www.pccrafter.com/pchugclub/webstuff.aspx

See this posting under the Technocrafters Articles
http://www.pccrafter.com/pchugclub/members/technocrafter.aspx

Email Usage - Part Two: Taking advantage of HugClub WebStuff
http://www.pccrafter.com/pchugclub/members/technocrafter/tc_jan02lori.htm

Also you will need to download the free Desktop Manager and then install it,
  to use some of the web stuff content
http://www.pccrafter.com/pchugclub/desktopmanager.aspx

The Desktop Manager is a great new tool that was created with pcHugClub members in mind that makes changing your pcHugClub content quick and simple.


Please NOTE - there may be other ways for you to save and/or use your webstuff downloads, my examples are my personal choices for organizing and maintaining my PCCrafter HugClub downloads and/or other purchased creatables, and graphic collections, etc.

I have also created other pictorials - that may further explain some of my methods for saving and/or using content downloaded from PCCrafter, and other graphics purchased or saved from the internet - 
please see below after this pictorial those links.

For this tutorial I will be using screen saves from downloading and installing the November 2004 file
HCNOV04WEB.exe


Step 1 - download the content

When I download and "webstuff" I download just the "webstuff" to a folder
I created named pcHugClub on my C drive
Thisi s the folder I have downloaded and installed  the 
Desktop Manager
For my regular downloads of creatables, hugbars, pcdolls, etc - I always download
those to my folder PC HugWare
You may choose to download all things from PCCrafter
to the PC HugWare Folder and install everything in one folder
**Just be sure to be consistent in downloading, and making note on your screens
as to where the downloads are going to.
If others have used your computer, previously, 
or if you have recently saved, or downloaded
documents, or files from the net to a "different" folder, 
your computer may be showing as the destination folder, 
the last one you saved to -
Remember The RATS RULE of Computing
Read ALL The Screens.


Once the file has been downloaded to this folder,
I go to my C drive, and click
to open the pcHugClub folder

Step 2 - install the downloaded file

For this example I will click on the downloaded
HCNOV04WEB.exe file to install

As you click on the exe file the second screen that should
appear will be where the file will install to (the Destination Folder)
this is where you must note where this file will be located on your computer.
Since I want it to install in the pcHugClub folder, I can press the "Next" button,
because that choice is the destination folder showing. If it was NOT, I would
click on the "Browse" button and browse my C drive to find the Folder I want to
to install into.

Once installed (if this is your first time installing items to a webstuff folder)
you will see separate folders that hold the various elements of the HCWEB monthly downloads
the folders each have subfolders within them with each "months" content.
Each month when you install a downloaded file, each of the monthly elements will
automatically go into their folder.

Refer to the PCCrafter instructions for other uses of using web stuff downloads

For this tutorial I will open the etags folder, and show how I move/copy these images for other uses
I save/copy any jpg or graphic images to my PCCrafter Hugbug Deluxe Browser, and within the
Painted Images Folder, under a separate folder I created and named 4mycreations

I copy the 3 images from the November web etags
using my Windows tasks options -

I copy all 3 to my HugBug Browser choosing the path:
C:/PC HugWare/Collections/Images/Painted/4mycreations

The next screen is of my HugBug Deluxe Browser
opened and opening the 4mycreations folder
and showing one of the etags images I copied to it.

Now I have available from the deluxe browser, the image,
which I can now use the drag and drop feature, and take to
my graphics program Adobe PhotoShop Elements
Which for this example, I have open at the same time to work with my images
I put cursor over image, then hold left mouse key down, press the "Shift Key"
and drag the image into the Photoshop Elements workspace

While in the workspace I can apply text to the image
and then save the image. I usually choose to save as 
a web ready image (a .gif file image) , and retain its transparency (no white around it)
and resize if needed.  (*Please note if parts of the image that were white and the
transparency was showing through parts I wanted to maintain as "white"
such as in "Snowman or snow" images etc. - I would use my paintcan fill tool to fill in
the white areas with the white color, and then save the image)

Here is the final image saved, created using the webstuff etag

 

Refer to the PCCrafter instructions for other uses of using web stuff downloads


My other min-pictorials

 
Saving "other" image collections within 
HugBug Deluxe Browser
http://marynpauln.com/2saveinfolders.html
See also
http://marynpauln.com/4copyfolder.html

Drag and Drop images from Browser
http://marynpauln.com/dragndrop.html

Using Photoshop Elements - for getting the white out
http://marynpauln.com/photoshopelmtswhtout.html

Saving templates to folder in your Hugbug Deluxe Browser
http://marynpauln.com/savetemplates.html

Printing Image Collections from your Deluxe Browser
http://marynpauln.com/4printcollections.html

Copying images from PDF documents 
http://www.4kaleidalibs.com/pdfcopy/4pdfimagecopy.html

Using sigtags from PCCrafter Gallery and posting in forum postings
http://marynpauln.com/4siggallerytags.html

Pictorial for links to information about: finding free sigtags, tutorials, image formats, how to find a spot online to host your images (with the links to the various helpful instruction junction posts too), and more.
http://marynpauln.com/sigtagimages.html


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