Cropping with rounded corners

I am preparing portrait images to be put on a page. I would like to use the cropping tool to a specific size and end up with rounded corners on the image.
How can this be done?
Thanks,
Mary Lou

John, is there s ome way I can send you a copy of that image to look at?
The original picture was taken where there was a red backdrop. I selected the person and removed her from the backdrop, placing the image on a plain blue background.
I have flattened the image so I don't know any way that the old red background would be there anymore. As soon as I apply the rounded corner rectangle tool there is a redness to the marquee.
Mary Lou

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User-submitted patch for SDK-16147 - HaloBorder does not take border widths into account when drawing background with rounded corners.
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