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Arrow Tool
When you want to move to a different part of the image,
you can bring hidden areas into view using the Arrow tool. |
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Zoom Tool
At times you will probably want to see some areas of your
image close up. At other times you may want to see the
entire image. To do this, change the zoom level. |
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Deformation Tool
Use the Deformation tool to rotate, resize, skew, and
distort layers, floating selections, and images. |
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Crop Tool
Cropping eliminates areas of an image. It has the same
effect as using the Change Canvas Size dialog box to
reduce the dimensions of an image. |
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Mover Tool
Use the Mover Tool to move a selection marquee or a layer. |
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Selection Tool
Use the Selection tool to create a selection in a specific
shape. |
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Freehand Tool
The Freehand tool makes selections with three types of
borders:
Irregularly shaped borders
Point-to-point straight borders
Borders between areas of contrasting colors or amount
of light
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Magic Wand Tool
Unlike the other two selection tools, the Magic Wand tool
works by selecting content rather than defining edges. It
uses four types of values for making selections:
RGB Value
Hue
Brightness
All Opaque
Opacity
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Dropper Tool
Use the Dropper tool to select the active foreground and
background solid colors. These colors are displayed in an
Active Styles box when it contains a solid color and in
the Foreground or Background Solid Color box at the top of
the Color palette. |
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Paint Brush Tool
Use this tool for freehand painting or straight-line by
holding down the shift key. Left-clicking will paint using
the foreground color while right-clicking will paint using
the background color. |
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Clone Brush Tool
Use the Clone brush to copy part of an image to another
location. You can clone within an image, between Raster
layers, or between two greyscale or 24-bit color images. |
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Color Replacer Tool
The Color Replacer uses the active styles to replace one
color in an image with a new color. Either one can be the
foreground/stroke or background/fill color. You can paint
with the brush strokes to replace only those areas the
brush touches, or you can double-click the image to
replace the color throughout. |
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Retouch Tool
Paint Shop Pro offers several Retouch modes. Some are like
the Color Adjustment commands, and others are like photo
retouching effects. Use the Retouch brush when you want to
paint with the effect rather than apply it to the entire
image or selection. |
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Scratch Remover Tool
Drag this tool along scratches, cracks, and other unwanted
objects to remove them from your photographs. You can use
it on the background of any 24-bit color or 8-bit
greyscale non-transparent image, but not on a layer or on
an image with a transparent background. |
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Eraser Tool
Use the Eraser to replace colors in an image with the
background color or with a transparency. |
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Picture Tube Tool
Use Paint Shop Pro’s Picture Tube to paint with a variety
of objects. You can add butterflies and beetles to a
picnic setting, fill an aquarium with fish, or frame a
picture with holly. |
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Airbrush Tool
The Airbrush simulates painting with an airbrush or spray
can. |
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Flood Fill Tool
The Flood Fill tool fills an area with a color, pattern,
or gradient. It has a number of options that control how
it recognizes and replaces color. |
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Text Tool
Use the Text tool to create raster and vector text. |
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Drawing Tool
Use the Drawing tool to draw straight lines, freehand
lines, bezier curves, and node drawings as raster objects
on raster layers or as vector objects on vector layers.
When you use the Drawing tool in the vector mode, the
objects can be moved, deformed, and edited after they are
created without affecting the rest of the image. |
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Preset Shapes Tool
Use the Shape tool to draw rectangles, buttons, callouts,
signs, and polygons as raster objects on raster layers or
vector objects on vector layers. |
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Object Selector Tool
Use the Object Selector tool to move, resize, skew,
stretch, and rotate vector objects, to edit vector object
nodes, and to use Edit menu commands on vector objects. |