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Well, you could use a background on a DIV or layered DIVs to accomplish that if you want the text to remain as regular text on the page (so that the search engines can see it).. Otherwise, you COULD use PHP to dynamically modify the image file and write text over top of it, but this would only be useful if you have dynamic text.. For static text, you should either use DIVs or a photo editing program..

 

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