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In previous versions of PS one could hold the control key and click on a layer to select all that’s in it. How does one select objects within a layer like rendered text?
In previous versions of PS one could hold the control key and click on a layer to select all that’s in it. How does one select objects within a layer like rendered text?
On 11/27/07 8:42 AM, in article
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"Yoo Momma" wrote:
In previous versions of PS one could hold the control key and click on a layer to select all that’s in it. How does one select objects within a layer like rendered text?
Use the Eyedropper tool if it’s a single object. If it’s on a transparent background, selecting All should still work the way it did before
Gary
And hi, Yoo 🙂
In previous versions of PS one could hold the control key and click on a layer to select all that’s in it. How does one select objects within a layer like rendered text?
I must be missing something here. Just click on the layer in the Layers Palette and drag around with the Move Tool (V).
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In previous versions of PS one could hold the control key and click on a layer to select all that’s in it. How does one select objects within a layer like rendered text?
On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:52:33 -0500, Yoo Momma
wrote:
Friggin A!!!
It still works
create a shape, Ctrl>click on the window in the layer’s pallet, the marching ants be’ah marching around the shape.
Yaa’yuhhhhhhhhh
""I think you have to put the mouse on the thumbnail itself not just the layer ""
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On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:52:33 -0500, Yoo Momma
wrote:
Friggin A!!!
It still works
create a shape, Ctrl>click on the window in the layer’s pallet, the marching ants be’ah marching around the shape.
Yaa’yuhhhhhhhhh
I said that in the first reply
""I think you have to put the mouse on the thumbnail itself not just the layer ""
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