Creating New Preset Shapes
You can create your own preset shape by saving any vector object (lines,
shapes, or text) and exporting it for subsequent use with the Preset Shape
tool.
Preset shapes are stored in files called shape libraries, which contain
one or more vector objects. Paint Shop Pro’s default shape libraries are
located in the Preset Shapes folder of the Paint Shop Pro program folder.
By default, your custom preset shapes are saved in the Preset Shapes folder
of your My PSP9 Files folder in your My Documents folder. For information
on choosing another folder for your preset shapes, see Setting
File Locations.
To create a new preset shape:
Create an image with one or
more vector objects that you want to save as preset shapes.
Give each object a unique name
that will help you identify it. You cannot export multiple objects with
the same name. To name objects, see Editing
Vector Object Properties.
Use the Object
Selection tool 
to select one or more objects to
save as preset shapes. To export all objects, make sure none are selected.
To open the Export Shape Library
dialog, do one of the following:
Choose File > Export > Shape; or
Right-click and
choose Export > Shape from the Object
Selection tool's context menu.
Type a name for the library file
and click OK.
The library file (.PspShape extension) saves to the
default Preset Shapes folder.
To modify a library:
Use File
> Open to open the library file in Paint Shop Pro.
Modify, add, or delete objects
in the file.
Save and close the library file.
Note: You will have
to restart Paint Shop Pro to use the modified preset objects.
To delete an entire library:
Delete the library file from the Preset Shapes folder.
Using
the Preset Shape Tool
Creating
Custom Line Styles