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It kinda sucks that it's a flattened file. There are a few ways to do it and hard to suggest exactly what's right without knowing what kind of edges your dealing with.
I guess the easiest to explain would be to... 1. select all the white that you don't want. Do this with the magic wand tool. Or the select menu/color range tool. 2. Invert your selection. (Select menu/Inverse) 3. Layer via copy. not sure where that is in the menus but it's "apple key+J" This will give you a new layer without the white. Now anything you put below it will show up in those areas. Hope that made sense for you. |
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I got it figured out and now have the logo in illustrator.
I have to print a 36" x 300" vinyl banner with a beer logo in the center with a blue backround. Then the logo that I have been talking about on the right and left side of the banner. Now When I try and copy the logo all I get are two bounding boxes and no logo. What a mess. I have been trying all day to get the ESP logo so I wouldn't have to do all this. -loco
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