Use Point Hole 
to cut out holes within the currently selected fill area, by placing points or drawing Bezier lines to define the holes.
Note: This function only affects the currently selected fill area.
Select Point Hole
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In the Point Create toolbar, click the Point Hole
button. -
Choose Create > Draw Hole > Point Hole.
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Press ^H
Place Points to Create a Hole in a Fill Area
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In the work area or FilmStrip, select the area in which you want to cut the hole.
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Select the Point Create
toolbar. -
Click the Point Hole button
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Click to place the first point for the edge of the desired hole.
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Continue placing points around the desired hole, such as a chosen section of the background picture.
If you are following the picture, place a point every time the direction of the picture outline changes. A curved line is drawn. -
To create a corner or straight edge, hold down the Shift key when placing a point.
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To change the position of an existing point, move the pointer over it until the point becomes the cross pointer
, then drag the point. -
Double-click or press Return to complete the hole. The hole appears in the fill area.
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Continue to cut as many holes as desired.
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Control–click and choose Finish Point Hole Tool to deselect, or simply select another Create tool.
Note: To draw the hole with a Bezier Line, click Bezier Mode
, then draw your hole. See Bezier Mode for information on drawing Bezier Lines.
Note: Use Delete Hole 
to remove a hole. See Delete Hole.