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Originally Posted by skydive
How I can change the names to english with the xcf file? I use the one Paola post and shows now the correct positions for the 902 , but this one looks clenaer!
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Hi,
first of all you need
gimp. This is a free (photoshop alike, if not better
)
open source program. If you use Linux, it is already part of your distribution. If you are on
Windows, it should not be a problem to get a binary. Even on
Mac: no problem.
The
xcf-extension for gimp is what
psd is for photoshop.
If you open the
xcf-file included in the zip, you can edit the text-layers separately from the picture-layer.
I loaded up a quick screencast how to do this and
Part 2 and
moving textlayers This is only one - quick and dirty - way to handle this case. Normally one would also add one layer for each (transparent) icon and a separate empty background. Be aware, when you never worked with such a program: this is not like working with "Paint"
You have to get used to it and work out your skills. Be patient
For other tutorials and the very good gimp-documentation, please have a look at that. And a tip: You should be able to export the
xcf with gimp to a photoshop-file (
psd) and open it with
photoshop (I didn't test this).
Greets
Axel