You might be able to use this from freepsdfiles.com. Let me know if you don't have Photoshop, I'll export and attach. There are some really nice items on that site. Free is good
Yeah, the files are free for personal or commercial use. You'll need photoshop to open the files. I'm not sure if Photoshop Elements will do the trick.
"Elements will ask to convert 16bit files to 8 bit and CMYK files to RGB. Other than that it will open all Photoshop files, and if you do a save as and don't overwrite the original it will not harm the 16bit and CMYK files."
If you don't want to spend $$ on Photoshop Elements, I think you can convert most files using XNVIEW and / or GIMP. Both are still free as far as I know GIMP is actually quite good as a replacement for Photoshop. Inkscape is a great replacement for Illustrator. For the price (free) these are great tools to have in your toolbox. I own Photoshop and Illustrator - I still have Inkscape and Gimp installed.
I am also looking for some graphics for office characters or professionals. Steve, I could not find any in that website except for some silhouettes. Any other website? free
Kristen, thanks for the link but I had already used some of the graphics for that site in my previous project. But thanks for sharing as it might help someone else who is not aware of the site.
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Have you checked here: http://www.sxc.hu/ ?
You might be able to use this from freepsdfiles.com. Let me know if you don't have Photoshop, I'll export and attach. There are some really nice items on that site. Free is good
Thanks Steve. I appreciate it.
Thanks for sharing a great site Steve!
Steve that is a great site, but can I use it with PowerPoint? how? do I need to save it as a different file format?
Is it free, meaning can I use it for training and stuff?
Yeah, the files are free for personal or commercial use. You'll need photoshop to open the files. I'm not sure if Photoshop Elements will do the trick.
Here's what I found about Photoshop Elements ($99):
"Elements will ask to convert 16bit files to 8 bit and CMYK files to RGB. Other than that it will open all Photoshop files, and if you do a save as and don't overwrite the original it will not harm the 16bit and CMYK files."
If you don't want to spend $$ on Photoshop Elements, I think you can convert most files using XNVIEW and / or GIMP. Both are still free as far as I know GIMP is actually quite good as a replacement for Photoshop. Inkscape is a great replacement for Illustrator. For the price (free) these are great tools to have in your toolbox. I own Photoshop and Illustrator - I still have Inkscape and Gimp installed.
Steve, I do have Photoshop, but there was one file that I had problems opening, but I realized that I don't need that anyways.
So far I have been able to open other files and then saving them as jpegs.
Thanks
I am also looking for some graphics for office characters or professionals. Steve, I could not find any in that website except for some silhouettes. Any other website? free
Sid, you could try this website: http://designcomics.org/
Kristen, thanks for the link but I had already used some of the graphics for that site in my previous project. But thanks for sharing as it might help someone else who is not aware of the site.
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