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I am sure I am doing this the long way.
Whenever I need a transparent layer under my pix, I have been going to NEW, then put in the size of my other pix, checking transparent, then drag/drop (using shift key) the pix on top of my transparent one.
Feel sure there is a quicker way to add that layer to my original pix, but I sure don’t know it.
Thanks,
Ralph
<http://www.darkstar.us>
Whenever I need a transparent layer under my pix, I have been going to NEW, then put in the size of my other pix, checking transparent, then drag/drop (using shift key) the pix on top of my transparent one.
Feel sure there is a quicker way to add that layer to my original pix, but I sure don’t know it.
Thanks,
Ralph
<http://www.darkstar.us>
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