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thank u so mutch STE, it works perfectly

Hi Guys, I have an issue on Photoshop. Currently, Im teaching my self Photoshop, well as css and html. I been playing around with the lasso tool. I lasso an image, I right click, layer via copy my images to the layers window to the right. Then I go to file, new, and create a new image transparent/white window, and whatever pixels. I then drag my image I lassoed from the layers window, to the new pixel file window. When I drag it, it comes out gray color. It’s in color before I lassoed it, and when it’s in the layers window. And I don’t remember what I did; it was in color by default a couple of days ago. I was playing around with my images, using all the filtering options, cropping, blending options and more stuff. Now all my lassoed images come out gray color, can anybody tell me how can I fix this, and go back to color, it’s driving me crazy.

Thanks u so much Boen Robot for the advice, I really need it, I hate being confused. I really don't know exactly what i know. But just by reading WD books, html/css. And calculate what I already know and don’t know. I some how came out with that percentage, Its not accurate…kind of funny though, that u caught on 2 that. lThank u so much guys for the advice, i appreciate it so much. I now know what I need to study. But im not finish yet, you'll here from me again and again....lol

Self taught/study html and css. I want to start a new career as a web designer. I know 90% of HTML and 85% CSS, and still learning everyday. I did a little research for jobs as a web designer, and so far the qualifications I seen. You need skills in Php, Javascripts, Xhtml, Mysql, Flash , Dreamweaver,Perl and Photoshop. Now that’s to much, is it really necessary to know all that to become a web designer, or they just saying that it's required to know a few. I not made for school, and I already took classes on A+ and Network +, and Im kind of fed up with school, and still not getting far enough with all the run around. But Im really interested in web design, and don’t want to have to go back 4 another 1 or 2 yrs of school. And Im still going to teach my self what there is I need to know to become a WD. But what I really want to know is, what are the real main web programs to learn and to become a WD. I already know html/css, and I play around with photoshop and dreamweaver, but I prefer to use notpad or wordpad, I have better control. And I already done a few pages of my own for practice. But it’s not the same as working in the field with professionals in a office/business. I don’t want to burn my brains studying what’s not necessary. What are the main things I need to learn?

Hello, im new to this forum. I need help; I have a friend who's a real state broker, and im building his webpage for his company. I would like to know, witch is a best way in getting forms to the client's to fill. He wants to put a down load link on his page for the client to download the form he created using MSword. But I know for a fact that the only way he can get back those forms after the client filled them out, to print it. Scan it, then upload then attach it, then email it to him, or the regular mail with stamp. Witch I know would take much longer. But I think cloning it on to his form page, using cgi script or <form action=mailto: will work better and quiker. What do you suggest?