This tutorial is written for Paint Shop Pro 7. The methods used are compatible with Paint Shop Pro 8, 9 and Paint Shop Pro X.

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This tutorial is written for Paint Shop Pro 9.

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Tutorial is written for Paint Shop Pro 9. The methods used are compatible with PSP X.

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Tutorial is written using Paint Shop Pro 11. Methods used are compatible with Paint Shop Pro 7, 8, 9 and 10.

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This tutorial is written for Paint Shop Pro 9. The methods used are compatible with Paint Shop Pro 7, 8 and Paint Shop Pro X.

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Vector objects, unlike raster objects, can be deformed. You use the Text, Draw, and Preset Shape tools to create vector objects. When selected, vector objects appear surrounded with deformation handles.

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Take our free online tutorial on Paint Shop Pro 6 (PSP 6). It starts at the beginning and takes you step-by-step through each PSP 6 topic. It covers creating an image, using color, using the tool palette, text, layers, masks, and much more.

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You use the Draw tool to create Single Lines, Bezier Curves, Freehand Lines, and Point-to-Point Lines. There are a number of options available to you in the Tool Options dialog box.

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You use the Preset Shapes tool to draw rectangles, squares, ellipses, circles, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, octagons, stars, and arrows. There are several tool options you can set when working with a preset shape.

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Think of a layer as a transparent sheet on which you paint. Paint Shop Pro allows up to 100 layers. You can see through each layer to the layers under it until you add color. You can add layers, delete layers, and change the position of layers. Each layer is independent of all other layers until layers are merged. The layer you are currently working on is called the active layer. There are three types of Paint Shop Pro layers: raster, vector, and adjustment.

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