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More explanation?
Could we get a few details as to how to make this work? I know what I clipping is, in terms of the clipboard, but what's a "clipping path", and how do I make it work in terms of this hint? Does it mean that you can have one photo selected as your Desktop Picture, then select another and not have the first go away?
More explanation?
clipping paths are vector paths created in photoshop (and alike?) to define a (normally non rectangular) region of a (obviously rectangular) bitmap graphics file (tiff, eps, jpeg or else). as simple as it sounds, pixels inside the path will be printed, pixels outside won't. this technique is needed for page layout frequently.
More explanation?
A clipping path is a vector path that sits on top of a bitmapped image (it's saved in the same file). The clipping path tells a page layout program like PageMaker, Quark, InDesign - and illustrations programs, FreeHand, Illustrator what parts of an image to display. Those parts of the image inside of the clipping path show up when the image is placed in the page layout program, those outside the path don't. You can still see the entire image in your photo editing program.
More explanation?
Jpeg images also support this feature. I always wondered why developers of web browsers never took advantage of displaying cropping paths in jpgs.
More explanation?
Nope, can't get it to work. |
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