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    Fireworks MX 2004 - Cloning to a Selected Area
    Published  05/18/2006 | Macromedia Fireworks
       




    Fireworks is great. It just is. While the preferred way of working with selections and masking is with vectors, Fireworks can more than accommodate people more familiar with working in bitmap mode.

    In this lesson, we'll take a look at using the Rubber Stamp tool to "sample" one area of an image and place it into another image. More specifically, we'll clone to a bitmap selection on another image.

    This is helpful because the Rubber Stamp tool, while powerful, is not always the most graceful tool when it comes to precise selections.

    Step 1: Getting Started

    Select 2 images to work with. In this example, I want to take the image of the beach chairs and umbrella (Image 1) and place it inside the conference board (Image 2).

    Starting images

    Article Series
    This article is part 1 of a 4 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
    1. Fireworks MX 2004 - Cloning to a Selected Area
    2. Fireworks MX 2004 - Creating the Bitmap Selection
    3. Fireworks MX 2004 - Creating a New Bitmap Image
    4. Note