>The first time I followed your procedure, I thought it worked exactly
>like your video. Since then when I have repeated it, I am left with a
>transparent area where the removed area of the letter used to be. (I
>have just recently learned how to add a layer containing the
>background color and
Rich,
That last procedure works nicely. I greatly appreciate the detailed help and
also the photos and the video that you were so generous to provide. It has
taken me a few days to reply to your last post, since I have been distracted by
other things and trying to understand why things work the
I made hard work of that. You can cut a select operation out, by fuzzy select
the inside of the E and grow by say 3 pixels.
However a better way is to find the font used: er-kurier-1251-bold-italic
Generate paths from the characters. Adjust the paths. Then you can Select ->
Path to Selection
>Rich,
>Thanks for the detailed reply. The grey area of the selected item was
>left after I used cut to remove the figure that I wanted to move.
>Your procedure using copy instead of cut works for me up to step 4,
>but then I cannot find a way to remove the original figure that I have
>copied.
Rich,
Thanks for the detailed reply. The grey area of the selected item was left
after I used cut to remove the figure that I wanted to move. Your procedure
using copy instead of cut works for me up to step 4, but then I cannot find a
way to remove the original figure that I have copied. Paint
>I need to move a selected part of an image in relation to the rest of
>the image. I have spent several hours reading forum posts and trying
>various things, and I still cannot find a way to do this.
>
>The portion I need to move is a line drawing and I can select it and
>move the selected area,
I need to move a selected part of an image in relation to the rest of the image.
I have spent several hours reading forum posts and trying various things, and I
still cannot find a way to do this.
The portion I need to move is a line drawing and I can select it and move the
selected area, but I
