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  Moving Clipping Paths From Corel® PHOTO-PAINT® 8

Part Two: Load The EPS File Into Illustrator® And Cleanup

1. Open the previously exported EPS image file into Adobe Illustrator. Whoops!. The image has been resized during the export process. It has to be cleaned up:

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2. Click the Links tab in the Layers Palette and double-click the image link.

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3. The link information reveals that the embedded image has been resized to 24% of the original. It is also upside down (?) Go figure!

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4. Using the Selection Tool, drag a marquee around the image to select it and its mask.

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Note: If you need to resize the image as in this example, proceed with steps 5 through 7, otherwise skip to step 8.

5. Double-click the Scale Tool in the Tool Palette.

Here's the Tool Palette in the PC... Here it is in the Mac®...
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6. Select "Uniform" and after the "100" enter a division sign followed by .24. The dialog box accepts mathematical operators. This is the Mac version...

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7. Click anywhere in the box. The dialog box performs the calculation. Then click "OK". This is the PC version...

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8. The image is resized to 100%. Save the file. Then click Edit > Copy to copy it into memory. If Photoshop is not already loaded, launch it now.

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