Photoshop ?'s - PhotoCamel

showtm490 · 10-08-2007

I'm taking a ps course in school and have run across a few questions I can't seem to locate, so I come here where all the info is unlimited

Here's the three that has stumped me.

What does CTRL+SHIFT+I do? Inverse

How do you change the stacking order of layers? Click and drag to desired location

List two tools that automatically create new layers when used. text tools & vector shape

Is that right? Thanks for any help.

highbarger · 10-09-2007

You are correct on the last two, but Ctl+Shift+I is "Select Inverse"

showtm490 · 10-17-2007

thank you

jfrancho · 10-17-2007

Another way to move your layers: Ctrl-[ moves the selected layer down in the stack, and Ctrl-] moves it up.

Jason Hermann · 10-18-2007

IF you select more than 1 layer at once and hit ctrl+G it puts them in a group

Very useful!!

Best,
Jay

10-08-2007	#1
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10-09-2007	#2
highbarger Llama Location: Springfield, MO Posts: 520 CamelKarma: 117 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Photoshop ?'s You are correct on the last two, but Ctl+Shift+I is "Select Inverse"

10-17-2007	#3
showtm490 Llama Location: Mid GA Posts: 521 CamelKarma: 1153 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Photoshop ?'s thank you
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jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11,460 CamelKarma: 3583 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: Photoshop ?'s Another way to move your layers: Ctrl-[ moves the selected layer down in the stack, and Ctrl-] moves it up.
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10-18-2007	#5
Jason Hermann PhotoCamel Supporter Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 9,789 CamelKarma: 23105 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Photoshop ?'s IF you select more than 1 layer at once and hit ctrl+G it puts them in a group Very useful!! Best, Jay __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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