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<h1>Multi-Stroking a Path</h1>
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<a href="http://www.gurusnetwork.com/tutorial/multistroking_a_path/" title="Multi-Stroking a Path"><strong>Stroking is useful. It's great for borders, outlines, and various what-not. It has been my experience that the most common form of stroking is Edit > Stroke to stroke a selecton, but that is not the only form of stroking in Adobe Photoshop. Yes, there is another, and that is the one we are going to be playing with.</strong></a><br>
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