Ask a Question related to Adobe Photoshop Mac CS, CS2 & CS3, Design and Development.
-
Brad_Bosley@adobeforums.com #1
Rectangle Selection tool
If I select an area with the rectangle selection tool and want to make it bigger can I do this with out having to select again? Can I just drag the border I want wider or smaller and have it do that?
Brad_Bosley@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Rectangle selection for scaling in Illustrator 9.0.2
I've searched the forum before posting this question. Please accept my apologies in advance if this is too elementary, or has been asked before. I... -
Rectangle Frame tool vs. Rectangle Tool
I'm leading a class on InDesign this Thursday and am being forced to have answers to questions I've never bothered to ask. Right now, I'm tyring to... -
Rectangle tool vanished
Friend has lost his rectangle tool from toolbox fh8, how does he restore it, there is a trick to restore missing toolbox in freehand I recall but... -
rectangle tool
Using FW MX on a win2k system. trying to change a square image (gif) to have rounded corners. Selected image - click rectangle tool - selected sub... -
How to make selection (rectangle) in OS X
How to make selection in OS X ? Equivalent of dotted line rectangle in OS 9. There is documentation for Drag & Drop, but I whish only make a... -
graffiti #2
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
Make your selection then go to Select>Transform selection.
graffiti Guest
-
jonf@adobeforums.com #3
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
For crying out loud. When did that option become available? I've been irritated by this snag for years, and hadn't noticed that menu item. Is that new to PS7 or am I an ignorant doofus?
jonf@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com #4
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
That's been around for a while. One caveat, the corners will be rounded.
You could press Q, then Command T, scale your rectangle, press Enter, then press Q to turn off Quickmask.
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com Guest
-
jonf@adobeforums.com #5
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
Well, I did jump straight from 4 to 7. I'm just hoping it wasn't in 4 all along and I never knew it.
The Quickmask method is probably better then, for getting a proper rectangle. I've been filling the selection on its own layer, use command-t to scale it, then command-clicking the layer palette to select the area. Then I need to throw away that layer. It sounds like the Quickmask features cuts out a couple of steps.
jonf@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com #6
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
Quickmask: One of Photoshop's longest and best kept secrets. I find new benefits for it all the time.
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Doug_Katz@adobeforums.com #7
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
I do not find that transforming a rectangular selection with no feather rounds the corners... even slightly.
Doug_Katz@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com #8
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
I do not find that transforming a rectangular selection with no feather
rounds the corners... even slightly.
Not transforming, expanding.
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Doug_Katz@adobeforums.com #9
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
I think we've been talkig about transforming here.
graffiti: "Make your selection then go to Select>Transform selection."
jonf: "When did that option become available?"
Scott F: "That's been around for a while. One caveat, the corners will be rounded."
Expanding a rectangular selection does indeed round the corners.
Doug_Katz@adobeforums.com Guest
-
PShock@adobeforums.com #10
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
No rounded corners here.
PShock@adobeforums.com Guest
-
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com #11
Re: Rectangle Selection tool
Oops. My bad. I somehow thought that Transform Selection was the same as Modify.
Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com Guest



Reply With Quote

