   Photoshop Pro?
  Is there a way to crop a picture irregularly (other than in a rectangular marquee?).  I have a little curving border I want to put around a nav bar and am having trouble doing so.    Wachar''s Eternity<-To be Changed Soon!Formerly known as Wachar <- Thrander <- Tazel  
  if it is a curved border, i think you can use the circular selection field and then just invert it.  ;  PSP has tons of selection toolsBesides the normal rectangular selector, you can use ellipses, squares, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, stars and arrows.Then you''ve got the "magic selector" button , which selects an area of similar pixels using the threshold settings you select.Then there is the freehand lasso tool, which lets you select a freehand area.Finally, all of these selectors support "adding and subtracting". If you already have something selected, and you want to add something to the selection, you can hold "shift" and drag your mouse. The new selection will be added to your old selection.If you hold "ctrl", then it will subtract the are from your selection.  ;  whoops, i thought you said Paintshop Pro... er... disregard the previous post. heh.  ;  Could you explain that a little more thoroughly, and do you mean photoshop or paint shop pro?[edited by - ElCrazon on August 20, 2002 11:52:24 AM];  Look here.  If you look at the bottom of the navigational   on the left, you'll see that there's a little border around it with the curve in the bottom.  I've tried to do that with a whole picture.  Now, look here.  I want the links to go into the border.  Thanks to anyone who can figure this out.Wachar's Eternity<-To be Changed Soon!Formerly known as Wachar <- Thrander <- TazelEDIT:HTML[edited by - Tazel on August 20, 2002 4:54:17 PM];  Ok, to my knowledge there are three solutions:1. Put the links in the image. In the image editor, make text corresponding to the menus and make them hyperlinks.2. Mke that image 3 separate images: top, right and bottom. Have all your text in a table,to the right of the table put in the right image, above it put the top image, and below, the bottom image.3. use layers: make a layer above the iamge and put all your text in that.I'd be happy to help you with any of those three solutions.[edit] Here are some examples of those three solutions [/edit][edited by - ElCrazon on August 20, 2002 5:48:58 PM];  ElCrazon, I think the layer idea (3) would be best.  Can you tell me how you did that?    Wachar''s Eternity<-To be Changed Soon!Formerly known as Wachar <- Thrander <- Tazel  ;  Hmm... What are you using to make your web pages?  ;  Plain html.  On notepad.**500 Error**    Wachar''s Eternity<-To be Changed Soon!Formerly known as Wachar <- Thrander <- Tazel  