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hi there; using photoshop cs, i'd like to create a circle path with multiple images around it.

i can do this with text, but not sure how to do it with images.

if it's possible, please explain ... if not, no need to respond.

thanks all.

d.
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Hi VB, did this help at all?
D_Brugge,

is this what he is trying to achieve but for a circular path?
http://www.ccsantos.com/images/ccsantos.jpg
placing the images in text? or just using images as the circle path?
I think that we've been abandoned phalanx.

I took the question to mean arranging images in a circle, but you may also be correct. Perhaps we'll never know.
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hey, guys, sorry for the delay ... i've been away.

basically, neither of your solutions address my issue.

in fact, i actually solved it myself but am hoping there is a simpler solution for next time.

what i'm doing is this:  imagine a large circle image like a clock. now image that instead of the numbers on the clock face, i have 50 images.

i need those images to surround the circle much like the numbers do on a clock.

if it were text, it would be simple (using a text path) ... but because they are images, what i had to do is place each of them in the same location then transform them using the degrees ... incrementing the degrees bit by bit until it formed a circle.

again, there must be a simpler solution ... such as there is for a circular text path.

thanks again.
I must not have made myself clear. This is what I thought I was explaining, except I didn't have you enter the degrees of rotation. I'm glad that you found a solution.
hi, D_Brugge; after rereading your response, i guess i can see that what you were suggesting is similar to how i did it.  yes, it was  a little unclear, but hopefully if anyone has the same issue, they will take both your suggestion and my previous post into consideration (c:

again, thanks for the response.