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I feel really stupid asking this question, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it. I just want to draw a line, maybe in red, from one photo to another that appears on the same psd file, i.e. I’ve got multiple photos all appearing on the same page and I want to draw a line from one to another. It sounds straight-forward enough, but none of the tools I’ve tried will work for this, other than some of the freeform choices, which isn’t what I want. I’m just looking for a straight line I can draw on there that will come out when I print it. Any help would be appreciated. thanks. J.
Hey John–how do you know that Alpha was referring to your method of drawing a line and not the two I suggested?? Personally, I prefer the loud roar of the "virtual" applause vs. the "virtual" throwing of money!
Alas, I think we have once again experienced the famous "photoshop menage a trois"–there are at least three ways to do everything in photoshop. It’s fun,isn’t it!
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