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You can save a Tool Options palette settings as presets. For
more information, see “Using and creating presets” on
page 721.
Filling cutout shapes with images
You can use vector shapes, such as Preset Shapes, to create cutouts
that are filled with the background imagery. The effect is similar to
using a clipping mask, except the cutout object is created as a new file
with a transparent background—perfect for collage, scrapbook, or
other creative photo projects.
Smooth the appearance of a shape Mark the Anti-alias check box.
Apply a join style Choose an option from the Join
drop-list. If you choose Miter Join,
type or set a value in the Miter limit
control to set the degree of
pointedness. The higher the value,
the more pointed the join is.
Create a shape with the same aspect
ratio as the one in the
Shapes list
list
Hold down Shift while you drag.
Place the centerpoint of the shape
where you click
Right-click and drag.
You can also
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