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Create an Underline for Text in PhotoShop 6


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NinjaSk8terr

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I made an Image and Im using an ImageMap to create HyperLink Map Regions.

I would like the Text that is within the Image to appear as a HyperLink so people would know to click on it.

I've been using Photoshop 6 for some time and I cant determine if there is an UnderLine Function that I can use for Text.

Does anyone have a suggestion?
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I actually found the Answer under the Palettes Button then Click the Arrow for more Options including Underline.

NinjaSk8terr said:
I made an Image and Im using an ImageMap to create HyperLink Map Regions.

I would like the Text that is within the Image to appear as a HyperLink so people would know to click on it.

I've been using Photoshop 6 for some time and I cant determine if there is an UnderLine Function that I can use for Text.

Does anyone have a suggestion?
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Hi Ninja, glad you found your answer. I've still got PS6 on my old iMac, so if you have any more questions, give a holler. I'm no wiz but I've used it for years. Take care, IB
 
what are those pictures, may-I ask?
 
PS6 is before my time in using the software but I would think you will be hard pressed to get much support for it. Good luck though....
 
Ninja, I have found that pretty much everything you could do with older versions of PS is still within the newer versions, but knowing which tools are older vs. newer would be a challenge if you aren't familiar with the 6 (I started with version 5). I hope you'll be able to get CS5 at some point; it's amazing. I've only been using it for a few months and there are so many time saving elements, among other things. Nevertheless, PS6 is still a powerful tool and if you have specific questions, let me know. I have never used Photoshop to its fullest potential but I'll do what I can to help. Oh, btw, I like the website. Cheers, IB
 
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