Migrating from 7.1 to CS2...
Dragging a layer effect onto another used to clone it... now it just moves it. Holding down CTRL or SHIFT doesn't help designate the move as a COPY and not a CUT.
How do I clone effects from one layer to the next in CS2?
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Jon J. Yeager wrote:
Migrating from 7.1 to CS2...
Dragging a layer effect onto another used to clone it... now it just moves it. Holding down CTRL or SHIFT doesn't help designate the move as a COPY and not a CUT.
How do I clone effects from one layer to the next in CS2?
Why didn't you try Alt I wonder?
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Jon J. Yeager wrote:
Migrating from 7.1 to CS2...
Dragging a layer effect onto another used to clone it... now it just moves it. Holding down CTRL or SHIFT doesn't help designate the move as a COPY and not a CUT.
How do I clone effects from one layer to the next in CS2?
Why didn't you try Alt I wonder?
I did, smartass. Didn't help.
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"edjh" wrote in message
Jon J. Yeager wrote:
Migrating from 7.1 to CS2...
Dragging a layer effect onto another used to clone it... now it just moves it. Holding down CTRL or SHIFT doesn't help designate the move as a COPY and not a CUT.
How do I clone effects from one layer to the next in CS2?
Why didn't you try Alt I wonder?
I did, smartass. Didn't help.
Hold down Alt BEFORE you click & drag - Alt doesn't modify the effect as you carry it out as it would say with a selecion tool.
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