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		jQuery: Easy JavaScript for Designers Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.10.2008 In JavaScript Tutorials AJAX
	It's a common misconception that JavaScript is just for coders. As Alex explains, libraries like jQuery can make tasks like adding animation or tweaking markup a piece of cake -- even for non-coders! Details \| 40 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 3.7/5 \| 0 Comments

		Create a Realistic Page Curl in Photoshop Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Effects
	Following on from the Torn Paper tutorial, the page curl is also commonly used in creating the distressed and collage looks. This simple walkthrough can be applied to any photo to add an extra bit of detail. Details \| 54 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 2.5/5 \| 0 Comments

		Sleek Blue Logo Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Web Graphics
	With the internet going in the direction of easily accessible and aesthetically pleasing websites, updating your logo is a must. This tutorial will step you through creating a web 2 style logo in Adobe Photoshop in about 10 minutes. By having a clean style logo, your... Details \| 25 Clicks \| 1 Save \| Rating: 3.3/5 \| 0 Comments

		Turn Any Photo Into An Interesting Background Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Photo Effects
	Learn how to easily turn any photo into an interesting background in Photoshop using a couple of basic selection tools that seem to have no other purpose. Then learn how to combine the newly created background with the same photo it was created from! Details \| 26 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 0/5 \| 0 Comments

		Blending Photos With Apply Image Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Photo Effects
	Learn how to combine photos in all sorts of interesting and creative ways using the Apply Image command, one of the most powerful, flexible and fun image blending tools in all of Photoshop! Details \| 25 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 0/5 \| 0 Comments

		Placing One Image Inside Of Another Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Photo Effects
	Learn how to easily recreate the same Photoshop effect seen every week in electronics store ads, where one image is placed directly inside of another! Details \| 26 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 0/5 \| 0 Comments

		Power Shortcuts For Working With Layers In Photoshop Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Basics
	Get the most out of your time with Photoshop by learning these essential shortcuts for working with layers! Increase your productivity and boost your confidence as you take a giant leap forward on the road to Photoshop mastery! Includes shortcuts for both Photoshop... Details \| 13 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 5/5 \| 0 Comments

		Faking A Layer Mask In Photoshop Elements Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In Photoshop Tutorials Basics
	Adobe gave Photoshop Elements very limited support for layer masks. In fact, officially, we can only use them with Adjustment Layers. Fortunately, not only are Adjustment Layers incredibly useful, but it's a little-known fact that they also happen to be pretty easy... Details \| 16 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 0/5 \| 0 Comments

		Tip: Make the best use of asynchronous callbacks Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In JavaScript Tutorials AJAX
	It takes some finesse to make the best use of asynchronous callbacks for Ajax data sources in JavaScript applications. This tip discusses why you should use asynchronous callbacks for Ajax data sources and gives examples of coordinating the readiness of... Details \| 34 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 4/5 \| 0 Comments

		The Art and Science of JavaScript Submitted by: Jeremy on 02.07.2008 In JavaScript Tutorials Development
	A fully accessible, first-person-perspective, 3D maze. Impossible? Not with CSS and JavaScript. In this awe-inspiring tutorial, James shows us how he created a Doom-style dungeon that could be explored by any web user. Details \| 29 Clicks \| 0 Saves \| Rating: 2.4/5 \| 0 Comments

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