How to remove background in corel paintshop pro x5 free download.How To Remove Background From Photo in PaintShop Pro

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Click the Eye icon to hide the background. To add a new background, use File > Import to bring in the background image. In the Objects docker, drag the imported photo (called Background 2) below the Object 1 cutout layer. Use the Pick tool to resize and reposition the new background image and cutout as needed.

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Click the Eye icon to hide the background. To add a new background, use File > Import to bring in the background image. In the Objects docker, drag the imported photo (called Background 2) below the Object 1 cutout layer. Use the Pick tool to resize and reposition the new background image and cutout as needed. Remove the Background. On the Learning Center palette, click Collage, and then click Remove Backgrounds. The Background Eraser is now the active tool.

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Click the Eye icon to hide the background. To add a new background, use File > Import to bring in the background image. In the Objects docker, drag the imported photo (called Background 2) below the Object 1 cutout layer. Use the Pick tool to resize and reposition the new background image and cutout as needed.

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Click the Eye icon to hide the background. To add a new background, use File > Import to bring in the background image. In the Objects docker, drag the imported photo (called Background 2) below the Object 1 cutout layer. Use the Pick tool to resize and reposition the new background image and cutout as needed. Remove the Background. On the Learning Center palette, click Collage, and then click Remove Backgrounds. The Background Eraser is now the active tool.

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Click the Eye icon to hide the background. To add a new background, use File > Import to bring in the background image. In the Objects docker, drag the imported photo (called Background 2) below the Object 1 cutout layer. Use the Pick tool to resize and reposition the new background image and cutout as needed. Remove the Background. On the Learning Center palette, click Collage, and then click Remove Backgrounds. The Background Eraser is now the active tool.