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Photoshop Help - 12-11-2008, 03:53 PM


I need to draw a rectangular box 900x470 pixels with a thin 2 pixels black frame around the edges. How do I do that with CS3?

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You can create a new document with those dimensions, create a new layer, select all, Then click Edit, Stroke, 2 pix:inside.

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12-11-2008, 04:28 PM


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You can create a new document with those dimensions, create a new layer, select all, Then click Edit, Stroke, 2 pix:inside.
Then select the border & save the selection, and switch over to your doc & paste it there

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Thank guys. That works great.

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12-13-2008, 05:29 PM


Easier method in the already open document:
On any unlocked layer, click the layer style button at the bottom of the layers palette, select stroke, then choose your options.

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