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Manipulating Images 101

The "hole" left behind when the image content is moved exposes the current

background color (on the Background layer), or transparency (see above;

on standard layers), shown with a "checkerboard" pattern.

To duplicate the contents of the selection on the active layer, press the Alt

key and click, then drag with the Move Tool.

As a shortcut if you're working with any one of the selection tools, you can

press the Ctrl key to switch temporarily to the Move Tool. Press Ctrl+Alt

to duplicate. Release the key(s) to revert to the selection tool.

Cut/Copy/Delete/Paste

Cut and copy operations on selections involving the Clipboard work just as in

other Windows programs.

To copy pixels in the selected region, press Ctrl-C or click the Copy

button on the Standard toolbar. (You can also choose Copy from the Edit

menu.)

To cut the selected pixels, press Ctrl-X or choose Cut from the Edit menu.

To delete the selected pixels, press the Delete key or choose Clear from the

Edit menu.

Cut or deleted pixels expose the current background color (on the

Background layer) or transparency (on standard layers). If you want to

create transparency on the Background layer, first "promote" it to a

standard layer by right-clicking its name on the Layers tab and choosing

Promote to Layer.

If nothing is selected, a cut or copy operation affects the whole active layer,

as if Select All were in effect.

When pasting from the Clipboard, PhotoPlus offers several options.

To paste as a new image in an untitled window, press Ctrl+V or click

the Paste as New image button on the Standard toolbar. (Or select from

the Edit>Paste menu.)

To paste as a new layer above the active layer, press Ctrl+L or choose

Paste>As New Layer from the Edit menu.

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