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IanSG

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  1. On 11/17/2018 at 12:59 PM, toltec said:

    If you are talking about Photo, you enter Quick Mask mode (Q), select the Move Tool and rotate and adjust the selection marquee how you want.

    That's exactly what I was looking for - thanks!

    On 11/17/2018 at 12:53 PM, αℓƒяє∂ said:

    For a rotated rectangular selection, create a rectangle with the Rectangle Tool, rotate it and then convert the rotated rectangle (via the ‘Selection’ button on the Context toolbar, I think — I don’t have APh in front of me to check) to a ‘marching ants’ selection.

    Thanks for that! It's more involved than the Quick Mask approach, but it can be used with any of the shapes.

  2. 57 minutes ago, αℓƒяє∂ said:

    What do you mean by “available” in this context?

    There's an old story about IBM employees finding that a particular shareware program was very useful and it ended up being installed on every PC in the company - rather than risk being sued, IBM bought millions of dollars worth of licenses.  The story's probably apocryphal, but checking that all our PC software was properly licensed suddenly became a very hot topic!  In this case, I just assumed that @utthan was making sure that the books were in order.

  3. That drawing expands to a huge number of layers - it takes almost 5 mins to export to JPEG on my i7 and even longer to export to PDF.  There are probably better ways , but since you can't flatten the drawing you could try this - 

    Take one of your "Star Dust" layers and change the fill colour to white. 

    Copy it into a new drawing with a transparent background and then export it as a PNG.

    Start with your Background and then place the PNG over it a number of times  - once you've got the first row done you can copy and paste a row at a time.  Doing that took me less time than an export.

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