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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	How to go about doing such a thing depend on a ton of variables - most notably involving what type of image it is, where in the image the text is located, how complex the image is... If the text is a solid color, over a solid color background, this is very simple (take a look at the 'magic wand' tool, or simply use the paint brush - check the help files!). If it is shaded text covering a detailed photograph, or an area that will be difficult to fill in/recreate the area behind the text, it can be quite difficult. As Sib mentioned, the Clone tool can be pretty handy for filling in a textured background over the area of text. Unfortunately, like most things, there is no 'magic button' that will simply recreate an area of a photo after you remove an object, or to remove the object in the first place. So again - if you can give more detail, and preferably post the photo, it will be much easier to help you. Loading...
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