Paint Shop Pro support - Do do I fill a shape with an image

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Do do I fill a shape with an image

Dougsd1r

2007-08-09, 6:18 am

Can someone advise me on how to go about this

Id like to take a rectangular screenshot image and paste it into a
picture of a laptop screen

The laptop picture looks like this

http://i15.tinypic.com/4ozs11c.jpg

Obviously the laptop picture is skewed and in horizontal perspective

The process I would imagine would be to somehow paste the screenshot
image onto the laptop image then drag the 4 corners out to the corners
of the laptop screen.
The end result will be the screenshot on the laptop's screen
Ive searched google etc but had no joy

Can anyone help

TIA

Doug

Fred Hiltz

2007-08-09, 6:18 am

Dougsd1r wrote:
> Id like to take a rectangular screenshot image and paste it
> into a picture of a laptop screen
>
> The laptop picture looks like this
>
> http://i15.tinypic.com/4ozs11c.jpg
>
> Obviously the laptop picture is skewed and in horizontal
> perspective
>
> The process I would imagine would be to somehow paste the
> screenshot image onto the laptop image then drag the 4 corners
> out to the corners of the laptop screen.
> The end result will be the screenshot on the laptop's screen
> Ive searched google etc but had no joy

Hi Doug,

Paste the screenshot image as a new layer over the laptop image. Use
the Deform tool (renamed the Pick tool in recent versions so Corel
could claim a new feature) to resize, rotate, and change the
perspective of the screenshot layer. Check Help first for the many
keyboard controls that Deform uses for its effects. It may help to
reduce the opacity of the top layer while adjusting it.
--
Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com

Dougsd1r

2007-08-09, 6:21 pm

Ah, yer a star, cheers mate

Deform, then change mode to Free

thanks again

Doug

> Hi Doug,
>
> Paste the screenshot image as a new layer over the laptop image. Use
> the Deform tool (renamed the Pick tool in recent versions so Corel
> could claim a new feature) to resize, rotate, and change the
> perspective of the screenshot layer. Check Help first for the many
> keyboard controls that Deform uses for its effects. It may help to
> reduce the opacity of the top layer while adjusting it.
> --
> Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com- Hide quoted text -
>
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