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Mr Kerner,

Yes, Chris's version is excellent. You have the benefit of a professional there. I tried his method with a little bit of a different approach and got a pleasing result also.

There is a tool that is called the Quickmask. First of all you need to have your foreground and background colors set to default (black and white). Then, simply enter Q. That activates it. Then with the Brush tool you can paint the mask on. (be sure your brush is set to 100% opacity). Start painting with black, as you paint, the mask your applying will be red. (you can take areas away by painting with white over the red). When finished enter Q again and the familiar marching ants will show the defined mask. Chris may have used another method but I thought this would be something you could use.

I just intended that as an experiment. Just so you can see other options.

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