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Thread: What's the easiest way to add a drop shadow of specific size?
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ewwatson
Advanced Member United States Joined: Dec 19, 2007 Post Count: 1285 Status: Offline |
Maybe I inadvertently changed an important setting? ---------------------------------------- Eric :~) Knowledge is Power |
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falkencreative
Advanced Member USA Joined: Aug 14, 2007 Post Count: 1129 Status: Offline |
Susie is right -- that is what I intended. One thing to mention... it's possible that if you create the 400px by 400px document that uses a transparent background, there will be nothing to copy, and so copy/paste will be disabled. If this is the case, I'd suggest filling the document with a color (white?) so there is something to copy, and then either drag the smaller document into the larger document, or select the entire document using the select tool and copy/paste. It's also possible that copy/paste will be disabled if you haven't selected anything to copy. As I said, you'll need to use the select tool to select the entire document (or Control-A is select all). ---------------------------------------- Benjamin Falk | student : designer : developer Twitter: falkencreative |
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ewwatson
Advanced Member United States Joined: Dec 19, 2007 Post Count: 1285 Status: Offline |
As I said, you'll need to use the select tool to select the entire document (or Control-A is select all) ...ahhh the select tool! that's what I was missing. Now I see! Thanks guys and girls. ---------------------------------------- Eric :~) Knowledge is Power |
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