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I use a lot of adjustment layers and color fills. Previously, for as long as I can remember, upon creating a new adjustment layer or color fill, I could begin painting on the mask immediately after creating it. Furthermore, upon clicking on any layer with a mask, the mask would automatically become the "active" area.
Now with CS4, I find I have to click directly on a layer mask in order to paint on it EVERY time I create a masked layer or click on a different layer and click again on the masked layer.
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to automatically select a layer mask when working on a masked layer like it used to do? I’m clicking like 100x more than I used to.
Thanks.
rkny
Now with CS4, I find I have to click directly on a layer mask in order to paint on it EVERY time I create a masked layer or click on a different layer and click again on the masked layer.
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to automatically select a layer mask when working on a masked layer like it used to do? I’m clicking like 100x more than I used to.
Thanks.
rkny
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