Image to layer?

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Dave Corbett
Apr 27, 2004
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Hi,

New to photoshop.

Is it possible to open a file, ie image, straight into a layer, or do you have to , as I have been doing, open the image then copy and paste it to a layer? I’ve looked in the manual, and tried find in this group, but can’t get the answer … which is probably dead simple!

Thanks.

Dave
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Dave Corbett
Apr 27, 2004
Ooops, sorry, it’s Dave Corbett again. ….. Photoshop 7 in Windows 2000.

Thanks

"Dave Corbett" wrote in message
Hi,

New to photoshop.

Is it possible to open a file, ie image, straight into a layer, or do you have to , as I have been doing, open the image then copy and paste it to a layer? I’ve looked in the manual, and tried find in this group, but can’t get the answer … which is probably dead simple!

Thanks.

Dave

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Tom F
Apr 27, 2004
To convert the background into a layer go to Layer –> New –> Layer from Background.
To simlpy copy the background into a layer, either duplicate the layer (Layer –> Duplicate Layer)
or press Ctrl-J (when nothing or all is selected)

I don’t know if it’s possible to open an image straight into a layer.

"Dave Corbett" wrote in message
Ooops, sorry, it’s Dave Corbett again. ….. Photoshop 7 in Windows 2000.

Thanks

"Dave Corbett" wrote in message
Hi,

New to photoshop.

Is it possible to open a file, ie image, straight into a layer, or do you have to , as I have been doing, open the image then copy and paste it to a layer? I’ve looked in the manual, and tried find in this group, but can’t get the answer … which is probably dead simple!

Thanks.

Dave

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