Adobe 29180155 User Guide - Page 301

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 4.0 296 User Guide Result Copy all visible layers to active layer Copy visible linked layers to active layer Show/hide all other currently visible layers Toggle lock transparency for target layer, or last applied lock Edit adjustment layer effect/style, options Hide layer effect/style Edit layer properties Select all text; temporarily select Type tool Create a clipping mask Rename layer Action Option + Merge Visible command from the palette pop-up menu Option + Merge Linked command from the palette pop-up menu Option-click the eye icon / (forward slash) Double-click layer effect/style Option-double-click layer effect/style Double-click layer thumbnail Double-click text layer thumbnail Option-click the line dividing two layers Double-click the layer name Keys for the Color Swatches palette This is not a complete list of keyboard shortcuts. This table lists only those shortcuts that are not displayed in the menu commands or tool tips. In addition, many commands are available by Option-clicking on a palette, window, or image. Result Create new swatch from foreground color Select background color Delete color Action Click in empty area of palette Command-click swatch Option-click swatch Keys for the Brushes menu This is not a complete list of keyboard shortcuts. This table lists only those shortcuts that are not displayed in the menu commands or tool tips. In addition, many commands are available by Option-clicking on a palette, window, or image. Result Delete brush Decrease/increase brush size Decrease/increase brush softness/hardness in 25% increments Select previous/next brush size Select first/last brush Display precise cross hair for brushes Action Option-click brush [ or ] Shift + [ or ] , (comma) or . (period) Shift + , (comma) or . (period) Caps Lock Keys for the Magic Extractor dialog box This is not a complete list of keyboard shortcuts. This table lists only those shortcuts that are not displayed in the menu commands or tool tips. In addition, many commands are available by Option-clicking on a palette, window, or image.