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| my photoshop 7.0 cropping tool is a little prone to over or under shoot while i,m cropping is there any way to gain a little more control over this tool dave |
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| Try switching the snap function off, especially the "Snap To Document Bounds" found under the View menu in CS2, I think it is the same in PS7. Peter |
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| another alternative is to leave the snap to guides on....drag your guides to exactly where you want to crop within the image, and you will be good to go |
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| The more the image is magnified, the more control you'll have too, and like what has been already said, uncheck the "Snaps To" function. Randy |
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| cured ! you guys are as good as sliced bread ,lol thank you for solving a minor problem that bugged the c... out of me , ta very much dave |
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