The ability to add layers to images is a fun feature of Photoshop 6. The following table tells you how to access a new layer and move selections between layers, and generally shows you how to navigate through layers with the touch of a few keys. Identify the action and find the keys that accomplish it for the system you use.
| Action | PC | Mac |
|---|---|---|
| New layer | Ctrl+Shift+N | Apple command key+Shift+N |
| Clone selection to a new layer | Ctrl+J | Apple command key+J |
| Cut selection to a new layer | Ctrl+Shift+J | Apple command key+Shift+J |
| Change opacity of layer in 10% increments | 1, ... , 9, 0 | 1, ... , 9, 0 |
| Activate layer that contains specific image | Ctrl+click | Apple command key+click with Move tool |
| Activate next layer up | Alt+] | Option+] |
| Activate next layer down | Alt+[ | Option+[ |
| Hide all layers but one | Alt+click on eyeball | Option+click on eyeball |
| Show all layers | Alt+click on eyeball | Option+click on eyeball |
| Select the contents of active layer | Ctrl+click on layer name in Layers palette | Apple command key+click on layer name in Layers palette |
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