Copy And Paste Photographs Or Transparent Objects - Paint Shop Pro Tip
Posted By admin On 04/09/2009 @ 10:09 am In Paint Shop Pro Hints/Tips | Comments Disabled
There will be times when you need to Copy and Paste one image, or a transparent object, on top of another. To do so, first open two images, or transparent objects, onto [1] Paint Shop Pro 7, 8, 9, X, XI, X2 X3 Photo’s workspace.
Then right-click one image’s top menu bar: and from the subsequent drop-down list, choose Copy, as illustrated below.
Now, activate a second image, or a transparent object: and right-click its top menu bar.
And from the subsequent drop-down list, choose Paste; then select your choice from the left-side drop-down list, as illustrated above.
An Alternative Copy And Pasting Method
First, activate your photograph, or transparent object: then from the top menu of [2] Paint Shop Pro, choose Edit.
Now, activate your second photograph, or transparent object: then from the top menu, choose Paste then choose Paste as New Image, or Paste as New Layer.
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