How do I fill an entire lasso'd area?

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    Default How do I fill an entire lasso'd area?

    When I select an area with the lasso tool and try to fill it with the paint bucket, only certain geometries are filled. How do I fill the entire area I selected? I tried using Help but it was waaaay over my head (Ver 6 on Windows). thanks
    -- jim
    jim willson Guest

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    Default Re: How do I fill an entire lasso'd area?

    Try Edit/Fill.
    Don McCahill Guest

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    Default Re: How do I fill an entire lasso'd area?

    or even quicker - alt-delete (fill with forground colour) alt-ctrl (fill with background colour...

    be careful with edit/fill-> fill with black - this is uses 100% cyan/100% magenta/100% yellow/100% black.

    I used to use this option quite a lot untill one day I did a large area on a print job and got way too much ink at press..
    sam m brown Guest

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    Default Re: How do I fill an entire lasso'd area?

    Try alt-del to fill with your foreground color or ctrl-del to fill with your background color.

    If you want a preview of what's going to be filled switch to quickmask by using the buttons under the color samples in the toolbar (or use the shortcut key, Q toggles on and off).

    Your problem might be the tolerance settings on the paintbucket tool. If it's too low you might not fill all the areas you want.
    Eric Purkalitis Guest

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