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You can edit images and objects by erasing areas. For example, you can erase part of an object to change its shape or reveal more of the layer below. You can also erase areas of the image to reveal the background color, or erase part of the last action applied to the image.
The tools used to erase have many of the same settings as brushes, which means you can control the size, shape and transparency to create unique effects. For example, you can apply a bitmap fill to the entire image, increase the transparency value of the eraser tool, and create a superimposed effect by partially erasing the fill (the last action performed). You can also erase image areas based on color. The background color replaces the foreground color you erase.
The Eraser tool was used to erase the background.
The erased areas reveal the object below.
To maintain the shape of an object, enable the Lock object transparency button 
on the Object manager docker. If the Object manager docker is not open, click Window 
Dockers Object manager.
To adjust the transparency interactively, hold down Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a transparency slider.
To adjust the feathering interactively, hold down Ctrl + Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a feathering slider.
To adjust the transparency interactively, hold down Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a transparency slider.
To adjust the feathering interactively, hold down Ctrl + Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a feathering slider.
If you want to erase the last action completely, click the Undo button 
on the standard toolbar. For more information about undoing, see Undoing, redoing, repeating, and fading actions.
You can also erase the last action applied to an object, but you must use the Eraser tool 
to erase the object itself.
To adjust the transparency interactively, hold down Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a transparency slider.
To adjust the feathering interactively, hold down Ctrl + Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a feathering slider.
You can select a foreground color from the image by clicking the Eyedropper tool 
, and clicking a color in the image window. The color you select displays in the Foreground color swatch.
You can quickly choose a square or round brush shape by clicking the Round nib button 
or the Square nib button 
on the property bar.
To adjust the transparency interactively, hold down Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a transparency slider.
To adjust the feathering interactively, hold down Ctrl + Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a feathering slider.
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