Fill Prob.

KG
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Kevin_Goddard
Dec 9, 2006
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Hello and thank you for reading.
Create new ok, new layer ok, draw circle ok, Fill circle no go, It fills the circle and the background.
Any help please.
Kevin.
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chrisjbirchall
Dec 9, 2006
Create new ok, new layer ok, draw out a circle (selection) using the oval marquee tool ok, Fill circle voila! 😉
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John Joslin
Dec 9, 2006
Or use the right option in the bar at the top!

<http://imageshack.us>
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Ed_Hannigan
Dec 9, 2006
"draw circle ok, Fill circle no go…"

How did you draw the circle? There are a few ways.

How did you try to fill it? There are a few ways.

You need to understand better what the tools do and how they work. Manual and Help files should be reviewed.
KG
Kevin_Goddard
Dec 10, 2006
Thanks to the person who gave me the answer ie. use the selection shape. I have been using PSP10 which is more user friendlier? and some things are done differently. Kevin.
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Ed_Hannigan
Dec 10, 2006
You can also produce a filled Shape without using a selection. As I said, more than one way to do what you wanted. There is never just one answer.

PSP is for amateurs and hobbyists. Photoshop is far far better and I think as easy to use once you learn it.
KG
Kevin_Goddard
Dec 10, 2006
Thanks Ed

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