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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2

User Guide

To fill a selection with a pattern

Select the part of the image you want to fill.

Do one of the following:

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Choose Edit > Fill. In the Fill dialog box, for Use, choose Pattern, select a pattern from the pop-up palette, and
click OK.

If Pattern is dimmed, you need to load a pattern library before you can select this option.

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Select the Paint Bucket tool

. In the options bar, choose Pattern from the Fill pop-up menu and select a pattern

from the Pattern pop-up palette. Then click to fill the selected area with the pattern.

Note: You can load additional pattern libraries into the pop-up palette prior to making a selection. (See “To load a
library of patterns” on page 501.)

Stroking a selection or layer with color

You can use the Stroke command to paint a colored border around a selection, layer, or path. This allows you to create
a softer border than one created using the Stroke layer style.

The Stroke layer style provides a resolution-independent method to stroke a shape. You can use the Stroke layer effect
when you want to stroke the entire layer.

If you want a quick way to create a stroke on the current layer—without necessarily following the edge of the layer—
use the Stroke command.

To stroke a selection or layer

Choose a foreground color.

Select the area or layer you want to stroke.

Choose Edit > Stroke.

In the Stroke dialog box, specify the width of the hard-edged border.

For Location, specify whether to place the border inside, outside, or centered over the selection or layer bound

aries.

Specify an opacity and a blending mode. (See “List of blending modes” on page 487.)

If you’re working in a layer and want to stroke only areas containing pixels, select the Preserve Transparency

option. (See “Locking layers” on page 405.)

To stroke a path

Select the path in the Paths palette.

Choose Stroke Path from the palette menu.

In the Stroke Path dialog box, choose a tool to stroke the path.