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 How
to make notebook paper
Here's
a great psp tutorial that teaches how to make authentic looking notepaper for
your webpage images. The note paper tutorial uses extensive screenshots to make
it easier to follow. We
have split this tutorial into 2 parts to facilitate page loading times. Please
follow the link after step 10 to complete the tutorial. STEP
1 Open a New
Image
400 x 400
Transparent Background
16 Million Colors STEP
2
Flood
Fill  the image with
a dark color. This will make it easer for you to see the work you will be performing. STEP
3 Add a New
Layer.
Layers || New Raster Layer STEP
4 Change
the background color to White,
STEP 5 Click
the Selection Tool 
and apply the settings; Selection
Type = Rounded Rectangle
Feather = 0
Antialias = Checked
Flood Fill
the Rectangle area with White.
 STEP
6
Go to View-Change
Grid and Guide Properties.
You will change the settings here to
make the lines on your paper, so you need to set them at a size to suit your needs.
A good rule of thumb is to set the Horizontal and Vertical at around 23.
STEP
7 Turn
on the Grid.
View || Grid
 STEP
8
Now you will draw the lines on your paper using the grid
lines as a guide for spacing.
With
the White Rectangle still selected, change the Foreground Color to a Light Blue
and the Background Color to Null .
 STEP
9
Select
the Draw Tool  and
under the Toggle Tool Options 
apply the settings. Type
= Single Line
Width = 1
Line Style = Solid
Antialias = Checked STEP
10
Drawing the paper lines. Using
the Grid as a guide, position your mouse where the lines will appear, click and
hold the left mouse button down, hold down the shift key and draw a straight line
across the canvas.
Repeat this for all the lines down the paper.
Leave a header space at the top and bottom of the paper. Follow
the link below to complete the notepaper tutorial.
Click
here for part 2
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