project home page
• introduction
• background & more information
finding the images you need
• on-line galleries
• scanning
• making your own
• taking your own
digital image sizes
• digital image sizes
• resolution
• file size
• e-mail
• copyright
adding images to documents
• position
• cropping
• enhancement
• paper size
• posters
image file types
• jpg or gif
• transparency
screen prints and clip art
• screen prints
• clip art
the problems with text
• fonts
• line length
• emphasis
• text boxes
• text images
free tools
• text
• drawing
• image editing
• web page design

The project home page links to the background to the site, who did it and why, and back to this page again if you like going round in circles. Of course, if you know what you're looking for use the menu on the right which appears on every page. If you're trying to finding the images you need then there are recommended on-line galleries and advice on scanning, making your own and taking your own with a digital camera. Beware, though, digital image sizes not just resolution but also file size and things to remember if you're e-mailing any and the all important copyright considerations.

Once you have the image, adding images to documents will cover things like position, cropping, enhancement, paper size and making posters. Learn about image file types and whether you need jpg, png or gif and transparency. Then there are screen prints and clip art too. Appreciate the problems with text and how to utilise fonts, line length, emphasis, text boxes and text images. Finally find out about the free tools for text, drawing, image editing and web page design.