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@@m.a3117 definitely not! I didn't know my path until I was in the final months of grade 12. If you can, sign up for Co-op or Auto if it's available at your school. Then if you're liking it, speak with your guidance counselor about OYAP for grade 12.

​@mr.bents_autoshop5879 thank you Mr bent

@@somanycreaditcards Thank you for reaching out! I think longterm options Heavy duty would be best in my opinion. There are more unionized shops available, at least here in Ontario. Long term, union, pension and benefits are what you want and the average garage, even most dealers will only give a sub par health plan.

@@mr.bents_autoshop5879 I appreciate your comment. Could you please let me know if there are any related courses for heavy-duty mechanics at Centennial College?

@@somanycreaditcards centennial offers a great 310T program with a very good hire rate when you complete the course.

@@mr.bents_autoshop5879 Thank you!

@@mr.bents_autoshop5879 Thank you!

@@KuldeepSingh-so4pu if you are here in Ontario, I'd suggest the Heavy Truck Mechanic 310T. Centennial offers an amazing program for it and has a very large hire rate at the end of the program. Heavy Equipment mechanics can make more, but less likely to be unionized which in the long term isn't the best option. Hope that helps! Reach out any time!

@@Epicstuffexplained Thank you so much!!!🙏

@@user-gb2ne4lq1o Hey, thanks for reaching out. With the image selected, I use the arrow keys to move the selected layer.

Sorry, that would be an entirely different program and method that I don't know of.

You're very welcome! Thank you!

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No problem! Glad it helpeda

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You're super welcome!

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Unfortunately, this method only works for simple graphics. I am not sure if it is possible for photos, but there are some websites that can help with resolution change though.

This will work so long as the background is one solid colour. The image itself can be of any colour.

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Hello, thank you for watching! I have only found a way to make this work when a logo or design has one colour. I have a video on that on my channel, but unfortunately, I haven't found a way yet to do one with multiple colours.

@mr.bents_autoshop5879 I managed to do the logo black, then golden, and add a fading effect in the middle like a clearer gold reflection band that fades. Took a bit of time and research of the different tools 😄😄😄. BTW, thanks for your video. It helped me to discover photopea.

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Hey @dismynameyo1674 , thank you for watching! A couple of suggestions and things to make sure of, be sure your image is a smart object and you can toggle your hue/saturation layer, and the other thing I can suggest is to check the colour box on the bottom left, if it is white on top instead of black like you see in mine, it can sometimes do that. Hope that helps!

Hello, thank you for watching! If Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V do not work. You can make the selection, then go up to edit on the top left of the screen and select copy from the drop down menu, then go back to Edit and select Paste. I know Chromebooks have issues with this function, so you may need to do that for any copy/paste in Photopea. Hope that helps!

Hey @doomsfn.2145 , I just got the video made, it should be up on Friday morning. Thank you for your suggestion!

@@mr.bents_autoshop5879 alr thanks, just reply to this message once it's up, I ended up finding another tutorial but I would like to see if this is better