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7.26.  Edit Layer Mask

When you click on the Edit Layer Mask item on the Layer Mask submenu, a check is displayed next to it, the layer mask becomes the active component of the current layer and the layer mask is displayed in the Layers Dialog with a white border. When you uncheck it, the layer itself becomes the active component and it is displayed with a white border. You can also activate the component you want more simply by clicking on it in the Layers Dialog.

7.26.1.  Activating the Command

  • You can access this command from the image menubar through LayerMaskEdit Layer Mask.

  • You can undo this action by unchecking the menu entry in the LayerMask menu or by clicking on the layer component in the Layers Dialog.


 
 
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