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Article #24Knocking out from shape mode
From: Kev_Chamberlain
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:09
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:09
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Using CS3 I know how to use "Shape mode > subtract from shape" to knock out a hole in a shape - when there are only two items involved; but how do I do this:- I had three squares side by side, each a different colour; and I wanted to knock out an arrow shape over the top of them. The result I'm getting is either knocking out from only one of the shapes; or all the squares turn to the same colour. Probably very simple.........
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