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rudimentary line drawing
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stellalune
2006-07-02 18:02:58 UTC
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I recently upgraded from a very old version of Photoshop to 7.0 and I'm
having a little trouble with the transition.

My seemingly simple question is how does one draw lines that are not
anti-aliased? In my old version, there was a check box in the options
for the line tool that let you check/uncheck anti-alias, but I can't
seem to find that in 7.0.

I just want to draw a straight, solid line. It seems like the simplest
thing, but I'm stumped.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.
edjh
2006-07-02 19:21:17 UTC
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Post by stellalune
I recently upgraded from a very old version of Photoshop to 7.0 and I'm
having a little trouble with the transition.
My seemingly simple question is how does one draw lines that are not
anti-aliased? In my old version, there was a check box in the options
for the line tool that let you check/uncheck anti-alias, but I can't
seem to find that in 7.0.
I just want to draw a straight, solid line. It seems like the simplest
thing, but I'm stumped.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Look at the Options Bar. I bet you are using the Line tool in Shape
Layer mode instead of Pixel mode.

New version; time to review the tools.
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