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Dear weed..... this is what i needed to know... it helped a lot...<br />
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and yes part 2 is allso correct...even the part about flipping the finger...<br />
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Dear weed..... this is what i needed to know... it helped a lot...

and yes part 2 is allso correct...even the part about flipping the finger...



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Goodday.<br />
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I have this question regarding anti aliasing in photoshop, which comes into 2 parts.<br />
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1st: when i enter text, put it down with the smooth or crisp option and use the magic wand to select it and start to let loose some plugins on it the result is a none aliased piece of crap. (even when i play around with the aliased/not aliased feature of the magic wand).......what am i doing wrong?<br />
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2 when i apply the &quot;finger&quot; on the blockey edges of a pic..i'ts soft allright...but it's ugly...is there a way to anti alias the way text is typed in?...that would be great...<br />
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thanx in advance.<br />
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Goodday.

I have this question regarding anti aliasing in photoshop, which comes into 2 parts.

1st: when i enter text, put it down with the smooth or crisp option and use the magic wand to select it and start to let loose some plugins on it the result is a none aliased piece of crap. (even when i play around with the aliased/not aliased feature of the magic wand).......what am i doing wrong?

2 when i apply the "finger" on the blockey edges of a pic..i'ts soft allright...but it's ugly...is there a way to anti alias the way text is typed in?...that would be great...

thanx in advance.





Need anti aliasing help.

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