Crop image with a 10px radius corner

I'm doing a very good Dreamweaver course but it's sometimes a little scant on the PS instructions.
The first  instruction is ..
"Make a 10 pixel selection as shown in figure 2 - it needs to be a perfect selection, exactly on the top left corner of the tab".
I did that ..
The next instruction is,
"Now select:
Image/Crop
(Need a 10 pixel radius corner.)"
His image then looks like this ..
So how do I do it?
The course is at http://www.using-dreamweaver.com/building-a-website-using-dreamweaver/create-navigation-ta bs.html
and I want to make the navigation tabs.
Many thanks for any help,
Michael

I also do not do graphics for web pages however when image are diced up into selectable area for web pages. That seems to be done in Photoshop with the slice tool. Slices are saved as images and mouse over html code is use during selection.  I don't know for sure but seem to recall  reading information like that try Photoshop help about slicing.
Also to power of Photoshop is in Layers download the psd look at layers at the save alpha selections
http://www.mouseprints.net/old/dpr/TabedFolder.psd
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