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I only use PSP V8, but what I have done (albeit it is time consuming),
is the following:
1. Make a new layer out of the original picture.
2. Hide the original layer
3. On the copied layer, MANUALLY outline the segments of the picture I
want to delete. The more critical the picture, the smaller the segments
that I delete, bit by bit.
4. For some reason, in PSP, if you try to do this on the original raster
layer, deleting part of the picture replaces the deleted area with a
color, which I do not want.
5. Once I've deleted all of the background, I can drag and drop that
layer outside the picture, resulting in a new graphic with no background.
6. Theoretically, if you save to EPS the background should be
transparent now. Save it first as a PSP file though, becasue you do not
want to loose all that work. Then you can experiment saving in different
formats until you get what you want.
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