On May 9, 9:12 am, YourBin <your...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Graham Waiffers schreef:
>
> > Jeremy Pinwhistle wrote:
> >> Live trace is good, I just now need to find out how to 'hide' or
> >> 'blacken' the discrepancies or this (whitish) areas that the inking
in
> >> has left.
> >> Any ideas please?
> >> Cheers again,
> >> Steve.
>
> > Save the resulting trace in a new file, then you can manipulate,
adjust,
> > edit, delete pieces using the regular Illistrator tools. The white
arrow
> > will select individual ****tions of an illustration. Hit Delete and
it's
> > gone.
>
> Select all and hit Expand will do the trick
Jeremy,
You might try converting your Live Trace into a Live Color group, and
use the Live Color tools to color/delete area of the artwork. In fact,
you can simply select an area and apply a "no fill" option. Also, if
you're using CS3, under "Tracing Options" there's a checkbox for
"Ignore White." When you check that, the Live Trace will ignore the
background of the scan if it's white.
There are video tutorial for Live Trace and Live Paint on the Adobe
Design Center that may be helpful:
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/video_workshop/
-Terry H.
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