thats what i thought haha

oh man I feel sorry for ya! no one is helping. If i knew what th f-- gimp was i'd let ya know. Try and get a copy of photoshop, it is the industry standard.

Yeah, I'm sure there'd be someone willing to help if Gimp was used as much as Photoshop, Flash or Illustrator.

Maybe if you explain the problem a little more...



Are the layers not working and you're only seeing one shirt? Or what?

i know i should get photoshop but its really expensive (or at least its expensive @ dowload.com $600 where as GIMP is free and works about as good(about being keyword)) yea katie, its only showing one shirt color and i cant figure out how to see the others. thanks for bein so nice you guys!

so right now it looks like any shirt i submit will be pink haha

no no no. i'm not suggesting you break the law, but there are other ways of obtaing photoshop than paying the full wack...

obtaining ^

ooo really??

well i figured out how to move the layers by pushing lotsa different buttons, so for now im good...maybe... but thanks for bein so nice yall!

For the most part Gimp works identical to, or better than, Photoshop. In the Layers/Channels/Paths window all the layers are displayed in the white box. To the left of each layer (which are named in shirt colors) will be a small eye icon. If you click that icon it makes the layer invisible. You can do that, you can delete the layers you don't want, or you can just drag the color you want to use to the top of the list in the menu.

in case anyone does not know about the Educational versions of Illustrator ($99) + Photoshop ($299) they are available to current students in theUS or Canada (sorry, it doesn't lokk like it's avaliable overseas)



I have known that college students are elligable, most colleges have computer stores that sell them, however after a bit of reasearch I found out that k-12 students get the discount as well.



pull up the adobe website in your browser (www.adobe.com, ..and go to purchase .. other ways to buy, and check out the educational section) it seems like you just need



-a current student ID w/ a date on it

-or an ID w/ proof of current enrollment, like a schedule or transcript

-or (if your school does not have ID's then a letter from your teacher)



& OMG - the best think I've ever found (I probably shouldn't tell anyone about it - damn it hurts to be nice ..) :(



if you go to www.softchoice.com you can buy used versions of .. even the newest versions of different programs, & OMG! some of which are even Cheaper then the education versions .



good luck

(& good bye cheap software.......)