How do you select just the text?

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ron menefee
Oct 20, 2005
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How does one select just the text without the center of the ‘O, R, Q’ and such.

I thought it was the shift key, altkey, or ctl key, but its not working for me

thanks in advance for your help

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Lazyblu
Oct 20, 2005
I hope im reading this right. Ok just look over the the bottom right in the Lbary and just selet the text layer.
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ron menefee
Oct 20, 2005
you’re right I wasn’t clear enough

I’ve scaned text and it’s not text any more but on a jpg layer I need to select just the text parts, but not the insides of the o and such. As now when select the ‘text’ and copy it to another file the o has the previous background inside it.

thanks

"Lazyblu" wrote in message
I hope im reading this right. Ok just look over the the bottom right in the Lbary and just selet the text layer.
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Nate Branscom
Oct 21, 2005
ron menefee wrote:
I’ve scaned text and it’s not text any more but on a jpg layer I need to select just the text parts, but not the insides of the o and such. As now when select the ‘text’ and copy it to another file the o has the previous background inside it.

Well, it depends on how precise you want it. You could manually trace everything with the Pen tool (making everything nice and clean)and then make a selection, or you could just use the magic wand and click on the black (or whatever the text color is)and go from there.

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