The most pleasant thing for every person is to hear his name by name. A postcard that is presented in honor of a holiday, and on the postcard - the letters of his name can serve the same degree of pleasantness. Postcards with congratulations are considered the most popular, but now postcards and pictures are in fashion, on which the name of the hero of the occasion is added to the congratulation. You can use your home computer and image processing software to create these pictures.
Necessary
Paint software, Adobe Photoshop
Instructions
Step 1
You can use Paint to create a postcard that contains the name of a person. It is part of the line of Windows operating systems. To create a postcard, you need an image on which you name it. Open the graphic editor Paint: click the "Start" menu, select the "Programs" item, then the "Standard" item, click the line with the Paint value.
Step 2
To add an image to your editor, click the "File" - "Open" menu. In the window that opens, find a suitable photo and click the "Open" button. After the picture has loaded in the program, use the "Inscription" tool (large letter "A" on the toolbar). Select a place for the inscription, hold down the left mouse button at the beginning of the proposed inscription, draw a rectangular area. This area will contain text. After entering the text, you can choose the appropriate font. You can save the resulting image using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S. In the window that opens, select a location to save your postcard and click "Save".
Step 3
If you want a prettier image that contains decorative text, use Adobe Photoshop. After starting the program, you need to open the file. This is done in the same way as in the case of the Paint editor. To add text, press the button with the letter "T" (text) on the toolbar, make a selection with this tool. After choosing a suitable font, enter the name of the hero of the occasion. After adding text, you can apply several effects to improve the texture of the text. To save, you can use the same method as in the Paint editor.
