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  • Task 5 How to Stroke Paths


    Stroking a path draws an outline around a selected path. This capability is useful for outlining a rectangle for a text box, building buttons for the Web, or outlining letter forms you have saved as paths. You can create the outline by using any of Photoshop's painting or drawing tools for a wide range of effects. You can even specify the brush size, opacity, and blending mode for full control over the final result.

    1. Open the File


    Select File, Open to launch the desired file.

    2. Create or Select a Path


    Use any of the methods described in the preceding tasks to create a path.

    3. Configure the Stroke Tool


    In the toolbox, select the paint tool (such as a pencil or brush) you want to use to stroke the path. In the Options bar for that tool, configure the tool as desired. Select a brush and brush size from the Brush menu.

    4. Select the Stroke Path


    If it's not already open, select Window, Paths to launch the Paths palette. With the desired path active, select Stroke Path from the palette menu. (If the path is not named, the menu option is labeled Stroke Subpath.) The Stroke Path dialog box opens.

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    5. Stroke the Path


    The tool you configured in step 3 should be selected in the Stroke Path dialog box when it opens. If you want to use a different tool, select it from the Tool drop-down list and click OK. A line is drawn, in the current foreground color, along the selected path using the tool you selected and applying the current settings for that particular tool.

    6. Deselect the Path


    In the Paths palette, click a blank area below the path title to deselect it. This action hides the displayed path and shows only the final result.

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    How-To Hints


    Making an Object Glow

    To create an easy glow effect using the stroking method, select the Brush tool as the stroke tool, click the Airbrush icon on the Options bar, and stroke the path with a large brush at a low Flow setting. Stroke the path several more times, reducing the brush size and increasing the opacity with each stroke, to build up a glowing effect.Paths palette menu and select the fill contents, blending mode, and feather details from the dialog box.


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