Whether you are using PaintShop Pro for digital scrapbooking, for collage, for photo-composition or any other type of project, it is likely that you will be looking for images or designs to use. Finding good images can be tricky as you need to be aware of copyrights and you obviously cannot just go to Google and search for photos online. That is a big no-no in itself and could get you in big trouble, so you have to find a reliable source for those. And this is one of my favorites.

This is another post to see if the template does its job correctly. It also gives the idea whether the line below the title is the right length.

The name “tube” has been used around for several years but has meant something different, in different contexts. PaintShop Pro has a feature called “Picture tubes”, which are elements placed on a project with a click of the mouse. On the other hand, “tubes” have been seen as an element that has been extracted and has no more background, whether that was done in PaintShop Pro or any other graphics program. This has led to common confusions in the use of those elements and their format. Let’s look into this more deeply. Picture tubes from PaintShop Pro As mentioned above, Picture Tubes are elements that can be applied using a click of the mouse after using the Picture tube tool.