Re: [Gimp-user] How to select against a boundary?

2004-07-08 Thread Steve Stavropoulos
On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Theodore D. Sternberg wrote: Imagine a picture of a person's face, but with a solid, closed, black, curve drawn over part of the face. Is there a semi-automated (e.g. like magic wand, but not like bezier or lasso where I have to trace the curve with my mouse) way to

Re: [Gimp-user] How to select against a boundary?

2004-07-08 Thread Theodore D. Sternberg
On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Steve Stavropoulos wrote: Imagine a picture of a person's face, but with a solid, closed, black, curve drawn over part of the face. Is there a semi-automated (e.g. like magic wand, but not like bezier or lasso where I have to trace the curve with my mouse) way to

Re: [Gimp-user] How to select against a boundary?

2004-07-08 Thread Steve Stavropoulos
On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Theodore D. Sternberg wrote: On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Steve Stavropoulos wrote: Imagine a picture of a person's face, but with a solid, closed, black, curve drawn over part of the face. Is there a semi-automated (e.g. like magic wand, but not like bezier or lasso where

[Gimp-user] How to select against a boundary?

2004-07-07 Thread Theodore D. Sternberg
Imagine a picture of a person's face, but with a solid, closed, black, curve drawn over part of the face. Is there a semi-automated (e.g. like magic wand, but not like bezier or lasso where I have to trace the curve with my mouse) way to select the region inside that curve? (The curve is not an