Copy/Paste CS2-XP

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ronviers
Nov 16, 2006
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Sometimes I use keystroke combination Cntrl-C and Cntrl-V for copy and paste. Sometimes I use the menus to select ‘Edit-Copy’ and ‘Edit-Paste’. I do not use them in any systematic way rather I randomly try one and if that does not work I try the other. What are the circumstances that govern which commands work? It may be that these command sets are identical and I am doing something else that keeps one or the other from working but I do not know what it is.

Thanks,
Ron
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j
Nov 16, 2006
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Sometimes I use keystroke combination Cntrl-C and Cntrl-V for copy and paste. Sometimes I use the menus to select ‘Edit-Copy’ and ‘Edit-Paste’. I do not use them in any systematic way rather I randomly try one and if that does not work I try the other. What are the circumstances that govern which commands work? It may be that these command sets are identical and I am doing something else that keeps one or the other from working but I do not know what it is.

The only possibility is that you are occasionally fat-fingering one or both. They are the same.
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ronviers
Nov 16, 2006
j wrote:
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Sometimes I use keystroke combination Cntrl-C and Cntrl-V for copy and paste. Sometimes I use the menus to select ‘Edit-Copy’ and ‘Edit-Paste’. I do not use them in any systematic way rather I randomly try one and if that does not work I try the other. What are the circumstances that govern which commands work? It may be that these command sets are identical and I am doing something else that keeps one or the other from working but I do not know what it is.

The only possibility is that you are occasionally fat-fingering one or both. They are the same.

Yes, my Photoshoping is still very clumsy. Not as ugly as my first day at the driving range but I still need a lot of practice. I would like to see a real expert at work. I wonder who the Michelle Wie of Photoshop would be. Their photos would be so-so but they would take your breath away by how they made them.

Thanks,
Ron
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KatWoman
Nov 18, 2006
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j wrote:
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Sometimes I use keystroke combination Cntrl-C and Cntrl-V for copy and paste. Sometimes I use the menus to select ‘Edit-Copy’ and ‘Edit-Paste’. I do not use them in any systematic way rather I randomly try one and if that does not work I try the other. What are the circumstances that govern which commands work? It may be that these command sets are identical and I am doing something else that keeps one or the other from working but I do not know what it is.

when you say works?
maybe you are referring to using the COPY MERGED it is different control+j is also nice

The only possibility is that you are occasionally fat-fingering one or both.
They are the same.

Yes, my Photoshoping is still very clumsy. Not as ugly as my first day at the driving range but I still need a lot of practice. I would like to see a real expert at work. I wonder who the Michelle Wie of Photoshop would be. Their photos would be so-so but they would take your breath away by how they made them.

Thanks,
Ron
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ronviers
Nov 19, 2006
KatWoman wrote:

when you say works?
maybe you are referring to using the COPY MERGED it is different control+j is also nice
I think the issue here for me has been the distinction Adobe makes between having a mask active and having it selectable. Also it is pretty easy to have a marquee that looks like it contains a certain set of information but it actually contains something else. So when things start behaving unexpectedly I just start fumbling around at random until something works.

Thanks,
Ron

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