I am having problems getting Photoshop CS3 to recognize all the paths in a TIF and to import the file into InDesign correctly.
For example:
I created two paths in a donut image. There's the outer path for the outside of the donut and the second one for the hole in the center. Two odd things happen:
1. In Photoshop, when I select the path I want to work with and then "Make selection...", the outer path is active (marching ants) but not the inner path. If leave the outer path active, I can subtract the middle and then that would give me the donut without the background. But I should not have to do this all the time just to get the inside path to work.
Eventually the problem goes away and things are back to normal but I can not reproduce the problem either.
2. When I import the file into InDesign, only the background of the donut is cut out but not the circle in the center.
What am I doing wrong here?!
For example:
I created two paths in a donut image. There's the outer path for the outside of the donut and the second one for the hole in the center. Two odd things happen:
1. In Photoshop, when I select the path I want to work with and then "Make selection...", the outer path is active (marching ants) but not the inner path. If leave the outer path active, I can subtract the middle and then that would give me the donut without the background. But I should not have to do this all the time just to get the inside path to work.
Eventually the problem goes away and things are back to normal but I can not reproduce the problem either.
2. When I import the file into InDesign, only the background of the donut is cut out but not the circle in the center.
What am I doing wrong here?!