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: What's the easiest way to create a disabled greyscale button with a graphics program? In a web application that I'm building, I'm going to need several disabled buttons. I already have the

@Connie430

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In a web application that I'm building, I'm going to need several disabled buttons. I already have the enabled buttons and I want to know what the best and easiest way of creating a disabled version of that button. For example, when a user clicks the login button, I want to disable the button to show that the click has been registered.

I have paint and paint .net and if I had no other option I could use a friend's photo-shop.

Here's an example of one of the buttons:

Can someone tell me the quickest, easiest way to create a disabled greyscale version of a button like this?

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@Odierno310

My general impression of 'disabled' looking elements is they should be more a tone (added gray giving a dulled looked) or a tint (added white) of the original than a straight desaturate.
(though they should probably be desaturated too)

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@Connie430

Control+Shift+G or clicking Adjustments -> Black And White does the same thing in Paint.NET.

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@Kevin459

In Photoshop it's very simple. Here are the steps (in CS5, may be slightly different for other versions):

Image -> Mode -> Grayscale


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