4 In the Create spraylist dialog box, specify the contents of the spraylist.

Repeating brush strokes

You can save a brush stroke and then reapply it to the same image or other images. You can also repeat a brush stroke along the border of a path or mask. For information about applying a brush stroke to a path, see “Applying brush strokes to paths” in the Help.

You can edit a saved brush stroke to create new effects by adjusting attributes such as the size, number, angle, and color of the brush stroke.

To save a brush stroke

1Open the Brush tool flyout , and click the Paint tool .

2On the property bar, open the Brush tool picker, and click a tool.

3Apply a brush stroke.

4Click Edit ` Repeat brush stroke.

5In the Repeat stroke dialog box, click the Stroke flyout arrow, and click Add last tool stroke.

6Choose the folder where you want to save the brush stroke.

7Type a filename in the Filename box.

To apply a saved brush stroke

1Open the Brush tool flyout , and click the Paint tool .

2On the property bar, open the Brush tool picker, and click a tool.

3Click Edit ` Repeat brush stroke.

If there are two menu items called Repeat brush stroke, click the second one.

4Choose a brush stroke from the Stroke list box.

5Click in the image window to apply the brush stroke.

If you want to apply more than one brush stroke, continue clicking.

To edit a saved brush stroke

1Open the Brush tool flyout , and click the Paint tool .

2On the property bar, open the Brush tool picker, and click a tool.

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