@cstyle13 lol thanks.

@Hookergnome google it but I am sure they have a discount for hookergnomes!

did you buy the photoshop?

yes you can draw the text with the mouse tool

thank you so much!
BTW, you can make the text bigger than 72p…

how did you make this video in such high quality?

thnx for the tip, but as its only an icon.. i dont really care about loss of detail.

Really you should have used ONLY layer effects and vector shapes so that you could have scaled the whole thing afterwards to any size without losing any detail. (use a radial gradient layer effect instead of lighting effects which is a pixel only effect)

I think you mean hex code.

alot…

hey! can i have you wallpaper too? would be great!
awsome tutorial btw, really helped me

You can use the slider on the text where it says 72 to make it bigger than 72.

let me find the link, pm you later.

sorry, i had lots of hw due today, so i was trying to speed it up a bit. will slow down in the future, thanks for the advice.

You can make text bigger than size 72, just highlight 72 in the text box, and just put in any size number (ex. 120)

how much does photo shop cost?

Great video, just sloww down a bit – speech wise. Nice work – sub’d

Great video dude. Please make more tutorials like this one. Thanks!!!!

Sweet! Ive never seen this done. I was wondering how, now i can make mine!! [PF] Sweet video man 5 stars!!
Hey quick question, where can i get that wallpaper?

Great video!

Cool video! I love these photoshop tutorials

is this transform your make from 32 bit into 64 bit?

I actually think full 64 bit is always enabled. The normal boot only has 32 bits support, and these tricks I think are used to remove 32bit compatibility and retain only 64 bit

why we have to enable 64 bit kernel ??

LOL in 0:06 u say 46 instead of 64…lol

bedankt.. maar wrm zo moeilijk doen als er ook een free app voor is??? ik zou zeggen check eerst je extensies of er niet dingen zijn van 32-bit

hey thanks for this tutorial but I just installed Snow Leopard and i looked before I did this like you and I found that my SystemProfiler allready “yes” in 64 bit kernel… is this ok?