HOW TO CREATE BACKGROUND PICS WITH IDESIGNER.

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.ABOUT TO TEACH U D FULL USE OF U IMAGE DESIGNER...S60V3 USERZ FALL IN....LOADING.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. PYTHON S60V3
2. IDESIGNER 1.40 CR4
3. BRAIN (ESSENTIAL TOOL).....
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