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Archive for 24/07/2009
Quickly Isolate A Transparent Object With A Selection Marquee - Paint Shop Pro Tip
24/07/2009 by admin.
First, open a transparent object onto Paint Shop Pro’s workspace - or Extract An Image From Its Background.
Note
Ensure any Layers have been Merged Visible.
Then from the top menu, choose Selections then choose Select All. Then again, from the top menu, choose Selections; and this time, choose Float.
Your transparent object will now be isolated with a Selection Marquee.
Note
This tip works with Transparent Objects only.
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. (27th July 2009).
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Preview Your Work - Photoshop Tip
24/07/2009 by admin.
When working in Photoshop it is helpful to see how your work appears in preview mode. To do this, (Photoshop CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 - Extended students), from the top menu of Photoshop; choose File then choose Save for Web & Devices. The following Save for Web & Devices dialogue box will then appear: now, navigate your image by dragging your cursor over the left-side preview.
And when you have finished, close the Save for Web & Devices dialogue box, by clicking Cancel.
Best Wishes.
Wendi E M Scarth. (24th July 2009).
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