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7.13. Select Top Layer

The Select Top Layer command makes the top layer in the stack the active layer for the image and highlights it in the Layers dialog. If the active layer is already the top layer in the stack, this menu entry is insensitive and grayed out.

[Note] Note

Note that on a standard Windows-style English keyboard, the default keyboard shortcut Home does not refer to the key on the numeric keypad, but to the other Home key in the group of six keys to the left of the numeric keypad.

7.13.1. Activating the Command

  • You can access this command from the image menubar through LayerStackSelect Top Layer,

  • or by using the keyboard shortcut Home.

Or you simply click on the layer name in the Layers Dialog.


 
 
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