by Mistress Guendolen » Sat Nov 12, 2005 1:06 pm
Well, I don't make captions; however, based around other graphics creation experience, you can do the job fairly easily in Paint, which comes with every computer, pretty much. You'll have to drop the image into the prgram, so as to figure out how tall it is. You do that so that you can make a new, plain image in the program; you set it to the same height, but make it wider (longer) so that you can sort of copy and paste your new image into there. Then you can write on the blank portion using the text function. Conversely, if you don't mind writing on the image itself, just drop it into the program and go to town. That's probably the easiest way to go; I really haven't done the first version in ages, so I might be missing something. Photoshop is a great program, but you can only get it for free if you know someone in real life who can share it with you or are lucky enough to find a filch program somewhere. Otherwise it's pretty expensive. I also love Paint Shop Pro, but again, it has to be filched or expensively purchased. I might have a link where you can go to filch it, though; I'm going to have to check that. If I do, I'll post it here. Then I can provide advice for getting started, since it's kind of intimidating at first, though not too hard once you get past that.