What constitutes as PLAGIARISM?

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Koeli

@Koeli

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Krani
The image idea is actually a great one, but how do we put up the image?

Process

- type it in word

- save as a pdf file

- open photoshop

- drag the pdf file in photoshop

- pages will open one by one

- go to window tab in photoshop and then open layers (if it has a tick mark before hand that mean its already open and you can find it at the right hand side

- create few layers and right your name in it

- make sure your the name layers are below your chapter

- decrease the opacity of name layers simply dragging the cursor over the 100% thing which you can see at the right hand side corner on the layer tab. (20%) is good enough.

- repeat the same with all the pages.

- save individual pages in jpeg format

- create an id in any photo uploading site (i do it in http://imageshack.us/)

- after it is uploaded open the file and simply copy the url which has got

- you will be done.

Edited by Appy_Indy - 12 years ago

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@guggu

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

Okay, so since we were talking about how to upload watermarked images, I thought of giving an amateur tutorial. I don't really know how photoshop works (I have no idea about Photoshop, so this is for photoshop handicaps like me😆), so this one goes with MS Word. It is kind of tedious, but in the end, I do believe that it will shoo away at least some of the potential threats lurking in here. I hope it helps. So here it goes -

1.
This is the snapshot where you type in your text. I have lifted the Hound of Baskervilles text from Wikipedia. There is the option of putting watermarks from the 'Page Layout' tab. Choose the option and the following opens -

2.
Customise the watermark according to your preferences. I lifted the text from Wikipedia, hence the watermark.

3. The result is this -

4. For better image quality, choose that size of the page that fits your computer screen size best. Since I use a ten-inch netbook, the statement size page suited me best. It goes like this -

5. When you have adjusted the text to your screen effectively, press the print-screen button on your keyboard. It's usually placed in the function key row in most laptops (it is in the top row in mind, I don't really know about the others.) It is shortened to as PrntScr.

6. Once you have pressed the this button, open Paint and then Press Ctrl+V, i.e., paste the image in there.

7. Use the crop tool to remove the unwanted parts that you see. After doing that, the outcome is this -

8. LAST - Upload this to a photo sharing website. I use Imageshack for this purpose. Pick the URL from there and use the images as your updates.

I know this wasn't very good, but I hope this helped. 😃

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@guggu

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: Appy_Indy
^ good one 😳

Ah! Thanks re! 😃

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Krani

@Krani

Dazzler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: guggu
Okay, so since we were talking about how to upload watermarked images, I thought of giving an amateur tutorial. I don't really know how photoshop works (I have no idea about Photoshop, so this is for photoshop handicaps like me😆), so this one goes with MS Word. It is kind of tedious, but in the end, I do believe that it will shoo away at least some of the potential threats lurking in here. I hope it helps. So here it goes -

1.
This is the snapshot where you type in your text. I have lifted the Hound of Baskervilles text from Wikipedia. There is the option of putting watermarks from the 'Page Layout' tab. Choose the option and the following opens -

2.
Customise the watermark according to your preferences. I lifted the text from Wikipedia, hence the watermark.

3. The result is this -

4. For better image quality, choose that size of the page that fits your computer screen size best. Since I use a ten-inch netbook, the statement size page suited me best. It goes like this -

5. When you have adjusted the text to your screen effectively, press the print-screen button on your keyboard. It's usually placed in the function key row in most laptops (it is in the top row in mind, I don't really know about the others.) It is shortened to as PrntScr.

6. Once you have pressed the this button, open Paint and then Press Ctrl+V, i.e., paste the image in there.

7. Use the crop tool to remove the unwanted parts that you see. After doing that, the outcome is this -

8. LAST - Upload this to a photo sharing website. I use Imageshack for this purpose. Pick the URL from there and use the images as your updates.

I know this wasn't very good, but I hope this helped. 😃

This is perfect! I am a photoshop handicap as well! :D

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Vee

@reflorated

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+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#25

Some of the replies have been really useful. Yes, the idea to add watermarks to the work is actually amazing - However, there is a small problem.

I have a friend who actually has an app on her phone, which removes watermarks. What is to say other people won't have the same app ?

-Vee

PS - Added some replies to the main post, do check them out. :)

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@guggu

Rocker

+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: V323
Some of the replies have been really useful. Yes, the idea to add watermarks to the work is actually amazing - However, there is a small problem.

I have a friend who actually has an app on her phone, which removes watermarks. What is to say other people won't have the same app ?

-Vee

PS - Added some replies to the main post, do check them out. :)

You know I wasn't really aware about this application. Now maybe some potential plagiarizers got an idea of using this application.😆

Are you like sure that this application can remove watermarks from images? It seems impossible to me, but then who's say anything about what technology can do! 😆

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Vee

@reflorated

Rocker

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: guggu

You know I wasn't really aware about this application. Now maybe some potential plagiarizers got an idea of using this application.😆

Are you like sure that this application can remove watermarks from images? It seems impossible to me, but then who's say anything about what technology can do! 😆

I know, I was pretty shocked when I saw the proof thing too!

But yeah, it exists. Sad, but true 😆