Adobe Photoshop Actions and Templates:
Watch a short video clip to
see the eCover Toolkit's Photoshop Actions in
use and see how simple that it really is to create stunning
eBook covers, CD's, Software Boxes, and more for all
your electronic products.
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Cover Software that saves you time!
Not happy with your initial
result? Well, just close the completed cover, make a few
adjustments to your text and or graphic back in the
template, and press the play
button again to see your edits take shape in only a few
seconds. I call that "RD", or Rapid Design capability; to
make changes to your work quickly while saving you precious
design time.
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Special Reports or eZine Covers.
Need to create a special report or a cover
for your eZine:
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Select a
template or play the action to create a template
for you.
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Edit the
placeholder text or add some of text of your
own.
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Add a graphic or
two.
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Press the Play
button and let the Photoshop Action complete the
assembly for you.
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Need to add a CD image for your product?
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Select one of
the CD templates or Actions
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Edit the
placeholder text
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Add a graphic
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Press the Play
button and let the Photoshop Action complete the
assembly for you.
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Create a complete look for your product line!
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Start with your CD or a Stack
of CD's.
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Add your Software Box to the
CD.
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Drag in your completed
Software Box.
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Add Your eBook for a complete
look. It's up to you.
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Adjust the sizes accordingly.
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Easy to use Photoshop Actions:
Included in the eCover Toolkit:
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A set of Photoshop Actions
ready to be added to your Actions Palette.
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A set of Photoshop Templates
for each of the Actions.
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A completed sample preview
image for each of the Actions.
Note: The eCover Toolkit is
currently available for Photoshop CS3, Photoshop CS2,
Photoshop CS and Photoshop 7. |
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Cover Software that saves you
time!
Not happy with your initial
result? Well, just close the completed cover, make a few
adjustments to your text and or graphic back in the
template, and press the play
button again to see your edits take shape in only a few
seconds. I call that "RD", or Rapid Design capability; to
make changes to your work quickly while saving you precious
design time. |

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