Yet another dumb question from Gunzlingr

[gunzlingr]

Where can I go to make my dios in to comics? I have pics from the August Weekend Warrior stories, but haven't been able to get them into a format I like. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[ender098]

You can try Comic book creator or just use any type of layout format (MS word, MS Powerpoint, HTML) It depends on how much or how little work you want to put into it and what format you want your comics.

Hope that helped! Just Google Comic Book Creator. that's the most widely used software!

[Urban Saboteur]

Hey gunzlingr, frank's nailed it spot on.. Comic Book Creator is used by lots of people, I got into using it with seeing some of Toneguns work. :)
Here is there link:
Comic Book Creator (http://www.mycomicbookcreator.com/)
Assuming you don't have any qualms with Amazon, i think you can pick it up cheaper on there or third party sites.
Others have used different software programs like Frank Mentioned with some very good results, check out Self Modifiers pages for examples on doing your own panels.

With using CBC you can't shift or move the panels on the page, which some people find restrictive, theres pro's and cons to every way and I guess most people just experiment before they come across one they prefer/like.

This was done recently by me, using Comic Book Creator.
Superiorville (http://www.flickr.com/photos/superiorraw/sets/72157605438423999/)

If you have any Q's about CBC please ask away and I'll do my best to answer them.

[haradrel]

Definitely not a dumb question - I've been wondering this myself.
Thanks guys! And thanks gunzlingr for asking the question!

[Urban Saboteur]

[QUOTE=haradrel]Definitely not a dumb question - I've been wondering this myself.
Thanks guys! And thanks gunzlingr for asking the question![/QUOTE]

I know.. I was always told ''your stupid for not asking" I think it's because you'd rather not ask a daft question in public.. but this coming from someone who openly asked a community..
''I have a small black piece and don't know where to put it'' whilst assembling the NOHV .. well.. :o :D

[gunzlingr]

Ok....

I finally got my weekend warrior pics into comic form, but now I can't publish them!! I am using the trial version of the software, and it wants me to publish to hypercomics, but I don't have a log in or password. When I click on the register link it sends me back to the CBC home page.

Would somebody with CBC be willing to let me email the files to them and convert them for me?

[Urban Saboteur]

You need the full software version. :)
When you have this. You can then publish your files yourself as standalone Jpegs. As far as my understanding on the application is.. you'd have to email me all the pictures you've used in your pages as well as the actual pages themselves.

The trial version is just that, a trial without any real benefits to gain other than to test out the program and software.

For more info on this check out my how to on CBC here:
Comic Book Creator - How To (http://www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/superiorraw/vpost?id=2775070)

[gunzlingr]

[QUOTE=Urban Saboteur]You need the full software version. :)
When you have this. You can then publish your files yourself as standalone Jpegs. As far as my understanding on the application is.. you'd have to email me all the pictures you've used in your pages as well as the actual pages themselves.

The trial version is just that, a trial without any real benefits to gain other than to test out the program and software.

For more info on this check out my how to on CBC here:
Comic Book Creator - How To (http://www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/superiorraw/vpost?id=2775070)[/QUOTE]


Well that sucks.

[haradrel]

[QUOTE=gunzlingr]Well that sucks.[/QUOTE]

alternatively press print scrn button and copy and paste in paintbrush or equivilant ;)