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Paint.net Header - line through image

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gmanfu
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14 Jul 09 2:12 am

Paint.net Header - line through image

Hello Everyone,
Okay, so I've got an image in the middle of my clear white header and I want to put a line at the very bottom of the header so it doesn't just blend with the white page. I go into "brush" mode in paint.net, but that line just will not g through the image. It goes behind it. The image goes right to the very bottom of the header, so does anyone out there know the trick? I know there's a trick...there's always a trick...right?
Thanks to everyone.
Gary
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wollowra
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15 Jul 09 12:43 am

 Hi Gary,
I wouldn't be using the brush tool as you can not get a straight line.
Use the Line tool or the rectangle tool on the left selection bar.
Choose the colour and draw your line at the bottom of the header.

Regards
Troy
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gmanfu
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15 Jul 09 2:57 am

 Hey Troy,
Rectangle tool did the trick. thanks for the tip.
much appreciated.
Gary
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wollowra
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15 Jul 09 3:17 am

 You're welcome.
T
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revimp
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18 Jul 09 2:29 am

 I just got going with paint.net and can someone tell me where the best step-by-step guidelines ? Also where is the little video Mark made with making a header?
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wollowra
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18 Jul 09 2:56 am

 Paint.net have there own forum.
http://forums.getpaint.net/
Heaps of goodies in there.
The video for making the header is in the affiloblueprint course.
Regards
Troy
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Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize
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-- Robert Brault
 

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