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Old November 9th, 2003, 02:24 PM
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help w/transperacy

i will post a pic onto another to create for example a banner,but they over layer so i want to make the imported pic abit transparent,how do u add transparacy?

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Simply just lower the opacity, this can be found just over the layers pallette. Good luck.

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Click the little icon in the Layers palette of a circle cut out of a rectangle; this will create a layer mask. Then use standard painting tools to create a mask: black hides part of an image, white reveals it, shades of gray will make it transparent based on how dark it is.

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