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Thanks so much, Sue and Ann.
Sue, I don’t know how I do it, either. Sometimes they’re not very good, but I share the “scapbooky” ones that I’m proud of here in the Campus.
Ann, the text cutter is an option you can choose when you use the text tool. It creates a cutout of the text from the layer beneath the text layer. It creates a new image of just the text cutout with a transparent background. It also shows as a separate layer on the original image. That’s the one I typically use. There is a cutter preview option that shows what it will look like before you actually cut it. I hope that makes sense. I made a little pic that might help. If I didn’t explain it well, here’s a link to using it https://help.corel.com/paintshop-pro/v23/en/official-help/index.html#page/Corel_PaintShop_Pro%2Fcreating-a-text-cutout-filled-with-an-image.html
Michele: Wow, thank you so much for your mini tutorial. I never heard of the Text Cutter option before and I’m sure I’ll use it regularly now. You rock! 😀
Ann, Sue and Michele: Thanks so much. I learn a lot from you three especially. And, especially this month. Thanks for sharing what you have learned. I never knew about that text cutting option before either, Michele. Seems like the “HELP” function – which I used to use regularly before joining this scrapbooking group – has more to offer than I thought.
Michele, the cut out tool is a handy tool, unlike the selection tool in the text tool bar, it does have limitations. I use it to paste as a new image. Using less steps than the selection tool. Using either a solid colour of choice, pattern or photo. There is always more than one way of doing anything in PSP.
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