If the images are all slightly larger than the cell interior then I can easily drag into place, as shown.Jean-Luc wrote:
I don't understand your transparency problem.
Designing a grid for pasting?
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Re: Designing a grid for pasting?
PSP 2018 File > Print Layout...
These were placed with no grid; all I did was choose an Avery template from the File Cabinet. The picture auto-resized.
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Re: Designing a grid for pasting?
Ah, ok. You need the black border...terrypin wrote: If the images are all slightly larger than the cell interior then I can easily drag into place, as shown.
Another solution is to trace Guides (View/Guides) placed like your black border.
Create a new empty raster layer
Trace your Guides
Then, activate Snap to Guides
Use the PaintBrush to paint the thick black line (Snap to Guides will snap while you draw)
Save it for future use.
Now, you can place your images. They will snap to the Guides.
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Re: Designing a grid for pasting?
Black "border" need not be painted. Templates can be presented against backgrounds of any color, giving the appearance of a painted grid with much less hassle.Jean-Luc wrote: . . . Ah, ok. You need the black border...
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Re: Designing a grid for pasting?
Assuming I can get comfortable with Print Layout’s rather complex options (your screenshots and notes will help a lot, thanks), can I output a high res image instead of printed paper?
(I’ve missed the post to CA, USA, so the birthday card will now be an email attachment.)
Meanwhile, in parallel, I’ll use the tools which I currently find more intuitive. Eventually an optimum will emerge!
(I’ve missed the post to CA, USA, so the birthday card will now be an email attachment.)
Meanwhile, in parallel, I’ll use the tools which I currently find more intuitive. Eventually an optimum will emerge!
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Re: Designing a grid for pasting?
ehume wrote: Black "border" need not be painted. Templates can be presented against backgrounds of any color, giving the appearance of a painted grid with much less hassle.
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From what I can see, the developers of PSP saw us coming a long time ago.
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