Help needed to fix a graphic

[Mickwish]

Hi all

I need some help to try and fix a graphic used as a header for our volunteer professional association website. The graphic in question can be seen here, and no, I do not have a better file or format file than this. The designer that did this website has since gone out of business (not sure if it was a result if his spelling errors or not ), and I am left fixing and updating the website voluntarily. The sad part is that the error in the graphic (it should be Practitioner's, not Practioner's, in case anyone didn't notice) has been on our website for a few years now, and has been there since the original designer was paid for it. Until now, either everyone ignored it or no-one noticed!

So, since my skills with manipulating and designing graphic files is particularly meagre, I am asking any TechIMO members who see themselves as skilled with graphic files to help fix it, if possible. There is no offer of a fee as payment for your help, unfortunately, only the warm fuzzy feeling you have helped a group of volunteers.

Thanks for any interest in helping here. Our professional association would be grateful, as would I (as it would diminish my embarrassment at being in charge of a website that had such an error on it ).

Feel free to post your repairs in this thread, or even PM me if you want.

Cheers
Mick

[RobRich]

Here is a quick edit demonstrating my idea presented in IIJM. Like I said over there, YMMV, as I am not a graphics artist or even much of an image editor.

[Mickwish]

Thanks Rob, that's pretty good!

Since it is only used on the website, not on printed stationery or anything, we don't really need high resolution or anything. As long as you can stretch it on a page without too much distortion, it is fine.

Thanks
Mick

[RobRich]

Also, here is one without the extra sharpening. Might look a little closer to the original text, plus the contrast is likely closer to the original colors.

[Mickwish]

Thanks Rob, even better!

Cheers
Mick