Apply a particular layer style to another layer?

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Jon Danniken
May 9, 2004
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I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this? I want to be able to apply a particular layer style (one that is already being used in another layer) to a new layer, without having to
go through and set each option individually.

Thanks for any suggestions on this.

Jon
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newsgroup
May 9, 2004
In the layer palette right click on the layer and copy layer style, right click on another layer and paste style.
~Doc

"Jon Danniken" wrote in message
I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this? I
want to be able to apply a
particular layer style (one that is already being used in another layer)
to a new layer, without having to
go through and set each option individually.

Thanks for any suggestions on this.

Jon
JD
Jon Danniken
May 9, 2004
Thanks, Doc, that worked out great, much appreciated.

Jon

"~Doc" wrote:
In the layer palette right click on the layer and copy layer style, right click on another layer and paste style.
~Doc

"Jon Danniken" wrote:
I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this? I want to be able to apply a particular layer style (one that is already being used in another layer) to a new layer, without
having to
go through and set each option individually.
V
V1nc3nt
May 9, 2004
"Jon Danniken" wrote in message
Thanks, Doc, that worked out great, much appreciated.

Jon

"~Doc" wrote:
In the layer palette right click on the layer and copy layer style,
right
click on another layer and paste style.
~Doc

"Jon Danniken" wrote:
I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this?
I want to be able to apply a
particular layer style (one that is already being used in another
layer) to a new layer, without
having to
go through and set each option individually.
You can also just drag the word "Effects" from the layer with the wanted effects and drop it on the layer you want to have the same effect.
W
wnor
May 9, 2004
"~Doc" …
In the layer palette right click on the layer and copy layer style, right click on another layer and paste style.
~Doc

"Jon Danniken" wrote in message
I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this? I
want to be able to apply a
particular layer style (one that is already being used in another layer)
to a new layer, without having to
go through and set each option individually.

Thanks for any suggestions on this.

Jon
Or you can just drag and drop the layer style into another layer. There are always several ways of doing the same thing in PS.
JD
Jon Danniken
May 9, 2004
Wesley Norman" wrote:
"~Doc" wrote:
In the layer palette right click on the layer and copy layer style, right click on another layer and paste style.
~Doc

"Jon Danniken" wrote:
I know this has to be painfully simple, but how do I accomplish this? I want to be able to apply
a
particular layer style (one that is already being used in another layer) to a new layer, without
having to
go through and set each option individually.
Or you can just drag and drop the layer style into another layer. There are always several ways of doing the same thing in PS.

I like that method even better, Wesley, thanks for that.

Jon

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