Re: Probably a really dumb question for the Photoshop gurus

Tom--

While the circles can be created in Photoshop, you may find it 
preferable to create them in Illustrator.
	One way is to create the graphic in Illustrator and Export it 
as a Photoshop file; then open the new file in Photoshop.
	Another way is to create the graphic in Illustrator, save it 
as in Illustrator file, and then Place it in Photoshop. (You can use 
File menu/Place or you can use File menu/Open. The sequence is a 
little different. Try it and you'll see.)

--Jeff




>I've recently moved from Paint Shop Pro to Photoshop 5.5.  What I see so
>far I really like, and see why those in the know usually say Photoshop
>is the only way to go.  I've taken a ZDU class to learn it, and all was
>well until I tried to create a new graphic.
>
>What I  want to do (in part) is to draw a series a concentric circles
>(like a bulls eye target) with the circles 1 or 2 pixels thick.  For the
>life of me I cannot figure out how to do this in Photoshop.  Both PSP
>and Illustrator (which I have an old version of ) have tools to do this
>in the tool palette.
>
>Can this be done in Photoshop? -- or do I need to do this in Illustrator
>or PSP and import the file into Photoshop?   I've tried help and
>searched all the menus and can find nothing on drawing geometric shapes.
>
>Tom

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