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I suggest the following…
I do alot of photo retouching.
I create ALL the paths on ONE path file. Meaning ALL my clipping paths are saved as one giant path.
Then if I need to delete any, you just use the solid arrow path tool to click on each path. Hold down the shift key to select each path, then simply hit the delet key. Boom, its gone and done!
Let me know how this worked for you.
I do alot of photo retouching.
I create ALL the paths on ONE path file. Meaning ALL my clipping paths are saved as one giant path.
Then if I need to delete any, you just use the solid arrow path tool to click on each path. Hold down the shift key to select each path, then simply hit the delet key. Boom, its gone and done!
Let me know how this worked for you.
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