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Hi
I’m sure this is very simple, but I’ve just drawn a path around an object and then saved the file as an eps with the path as a clipping path. However, when I call the eps into Quark, I see what’s outside the clipping path, rather than what’s inside. I’ve noticed that if I select the path, there are two selections – the one around the object and one around the outside of the work area and I have to inverse the path for it just to select the object.
The path is quite complex and I don’t want to have to draw it again, but can’t seem to correct this.
I’d be really grateful for any help.
I’m sure this is very simple, but I’ve just drawn a path around an object and then saved the file as an eps with the path as a clipping path. However, when I call the eps into Quark, I see what’s outside the clipping path, rather than what’s inside. I’ve noticed that if I select the path, there are two selections – the one around the object and one around the outside of the work area and I have to inverse the path for it just to select the object.
The path is quite complex and I don’t want to have to draw it again, but can’t seem to correct this.
I’d be really grateful for any help.
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