3D frame around a picture?

Is it possible to put 3D frame around an imported jpeg and/or create a beveled frame with a transparent middle?
Thanks
Steve

Hi Steve,

The attached .wmv shows how I would make a 3D frame with a photo inside.

I could get your on-line video to play Soquili.

Don't forget that you can also create frames for your photo by using the 'Border' option.

Hi Anas,

Could you or could you not get the on-line video to play? With the forums sometimes characters are dropped when typing a reply. :)

I rarely use the Border option.

Ooooops!
Sorry.
I could not get it to play.

Anas you may need to install a plug-in for your browser to play the .wmv file type. I'm not very knowledgeable about the various browsers and their plug-ins, the ones I have installed prompted me for the plug-in when needed.

Thanks so much for the video. I use Seamonkey and it played when I saved it as an attachment.

The video was easy to follow and very easy to use.
Thanks again, this board really expands the program.
Steve

Steve glad I could help.

I have tried the video on both Firefox as well as Chrome without success.
If murry'sdad needed to save it before viewing, I assume he is having the same problem.
I did not receive any prompt for a plug-in.

Anas, which versions of Firefox and Chrome are you using?

I'm using Firefox 3.6.15 with the Microsoft Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin 1.0.0.8.

My version of Google Chrome is 10.0.648.151. I can't find the plug-in version but you can troubleshoot the problem of the video not playing by going to http://www.google.com/support/chrome...y?answer=95697

There is a link on that page where you can download the Windows Media Player plug-in for Chrome.


I do not know if there is a specific plug-in for Seamonkey, possibly the Firefox plug-in may work. I have never used Seamonkey although I understand it is the current project/release of the former Mozilla Suite.

Here's a couple of wooden 3D picture frames I did in Xara Designer :thx

Frank those are great looking frames. :)

That's very realistic wood grain, Frank - do you feel a tutorial coming on?
Saludos,
Bob.