Help with a line

First, let me say I am a new-bee with a very small n.

I've imported a graphic into Draw. Using the eraser tool, I've removed
an area of the graphic I didn't need. Then, using the eyedropper tool 
and paint bucket tool matched & filled the erased area.
Now to my question ...
How do I remove the black line that remains around the erased area ?
How do I lock the graphic together ? When I move the graphic the erased
area stays stationary ... showing white.

Thanks

Bud
swampfox1@atlanticbb.net

Sounds like you used the Smart Fill Tool to fill in the hole which creates a 
separate object.. To get rid of the black outline select the object with the 
Pick Tool and then right click on the color swatch that has an X in it at 
the top of the color palette (no outline). To keep the two objects together 
you need to group them together, so select them both ( select one with the 
Pick tool then holding down the Shift key, select the other, then hold down 
the Ctrl key and hit the G key (Group). The Status Bar should say "Group of

2 Objects."

"Bud Metcalfe" <swampfox1@atlanticbb.net> wrote in message 
news:47ea53a5$1_2@cnews...
>
> First, let me say I am a new-bee with a very small n.
>
> I've imported a graphic into Draw. Using the eraser tool, I've removed
> an area of the graphic I didn't need. Then, using the eyedropper tool and 
> paint bucket tool matched & filled the erased area.
> Now to my question ...
> How do I remove the black line that remains around the erased area ?
> How do I lock the graphic together ? When I move the graphic the erased
> area stays stationary ... showing white.
>
> Thanks
>
> Bud
> swampfox1@atlanticbb.net
> 

In addition to what Craig wrote, I would recommend keeping the Object
Manager docker open. Then, when you select an object you can see what
you selected. When you group objects, you can see what is grouped.

Don

> First, let me say I am a new-bee with a very small n.
> 
> I've imported a graphic into Draw. Using the eraser tool, I've
> removed an area of the graphic I didn't need. Then, using the
> eyedropper tool and paint bucket tool matched & filled the erased
> area. Now to my question ... How do I remove the black line that
> remains around the erased area ? How do I lock the graphic together ?
> When I move the graphic the erased area stays stationary ... showing
> white.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bud