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John Ings wrote in
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PS pastes into a new layer. Unless you flatten it, the standard way of applying those changes to the new layer should work.
Are you confused by the fact that you must re-select what you have just pasted in order for most of these to work, perhaps?
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I hope denizens of the group will welcome a fugitive from Corel’s PhotoPaint!
I have started up the learning curve with respect to Photoshop 7 and so far I like what I see. There is so far only one utility I miss and I suspect that it’s there but i just haven’t found it yet.
In PhotoPaint I can select an area and copy it, then paste it at another location. Photoshop does this, no problem. PhotoPaint however allowed me to then adjust the pasted area. I could change its size and angle, even flip it horizontally or vertically. So far I haven’t found a way to do this in Photoshop, and it’s one of the things I need to do most often.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
PS pastes into a new layer. Unless you flatten it, the standard way of applying those changes to the new layer should work.
Are you confused by the fact that you must re-select what you have just pasted in order for most of these to work, perhaps?
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