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7. Open the Path Operations menu and choose the
Combine Shapes option.

These options define how a new path will interact with any
existing paths.
• New Layer, available when Layer is selected in the Tool Mode menu, creates a
new shape layer every time you draw a new path.
• Combine Shapes adds new paths to an already selected path or shape layer. Each
path’s shape is maintained as a separate vector path.
• Subtract Front Shape removes the area of secondary shapes from existing shapes.
Note:
• Intersect Shape Areas results in a shape that is only the area where a new shape
overlaps an existing shape. If the Subtract Front
Shape option is selected,
• Exclude Overlapping Shapes is similar to Subtract; overlapping areas are
removed from the existing shape, but non-overlapping areas of the new shape are the vector mask you
filled with the shape color. create later will
essentially be reversed,
• The Merge Shape Components option, available when a single path contains
more than one shape, results in a single (possibly compound) shape. Any hiding the areas within
overlapping paths are combined into one shape/path. the shape you draw.

8. Click in the image where the bottle opening meets the side of the bottle.
Note:
Click here with the Pen tool
to add a single anchor point. If you don’t see the ne
connecting the anchor
A line connects from the
placed point to the tool cursor, point and the tool cursor,
previewing the appearance of open the Geometry
the connecting segment if you Options menu in the
click again. Options bar and check
the Rubber Band option.
9. Move your cursor down and to the right along the curved edge of the
bottle. Click to add an anchor point and drag down and to the right before
releasing the mouse button.

When you click and drag with the Pen tool, you are defining the handles for the anchor
point. Without getting too heavily into detailed explanations of geometry, you should
simply understand that the anchor points determine the ends of line segments, and the
handles determine the curve shape of the segments that are connected to that point.

Click here and hold down
the mouse button … Note:

… then drag down and The Auto Add/Delete
to the right; the curve option in the Options
takes shape as you drag.
bar, which is active by
default, allows you to
10. Move the cursor down and to the right, then click and drag down to create add or remove points on
another anchor point and handles. an active path without
manually switching to
The shape of this line the Add Anchor Point or
segment is defined by the Delete Anchor Point tool
handles of the two (nested under the Pen
connecting anchor points.
tool).
Click here…
…then drag to here.

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