Creating Corners for Websites

Hi,

Right, I am making a website centre aligned similar to this one:

http://www.ntsc-uk.com/newspro/viewnews.cgi?newsid1019435055,53628,

As you can see, it has a 3 pixel boarder around it, but it also have the top sides CURVED. This is what I need help making.

Basically I want to make a 'corner' piece like this and it has to be a 3 pixel black line. Can any of you Photoshop pros tell me how I can do this?

Also, if that is easy enough, how could I make it so the inside part of the curved line was transparent, and the outside part of the curved line was white?

If anyone cann help me on either problem, I would be extremely grateful.

dude, try to download the header graphic, see if it's an image map.

otherwise, I dunno.

LOL...I could use theirs and edit it, but thats not how I do things. If I know how to do it myself, it may be a extremely useful technique for the future.

So anyone who can help me, please reply.

well...for the rounded "frame", make a usual rectangular selection, then take "select"->"modify"->"smooth"..and choose a pixel-value... That makes the selection "round"...

and for the white/transparent - thing, just stroke the outline of the selection, and transform the selection afterwards, cutting the inside - part..and making it transparent (opacity:40%..or something..)..and leaving the rest and making it white....

http://designsbymark.com/pstips/men_roundcorn.shtml this shoudl dot he trick! hehe