PS cs 4 question.
then right click and free transform away.


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Or - utilize the 'make into a Smart Object Object' - if you don't need to edit them anymore. That way you can easily for example apply a colour overlay (or any other blend method) to several layers all at once.
If you later decide that you need to edit them anyways, simply right-click on the Smart Object, then choose 'Edit contents'
If you later decide that you need to edit them anyways, simply right-click on the Smart Object, then choose 'Edit contents'
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voetzoeker wrote:QUOTE (voetzoeker @ Jan 23 2010, 06:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>and to link them together press the chain button at the bottom of your layer palet![]()
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I figured that's what the icon was for, but it was grayed out and wouldn't let me choose it for some reason
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another trick could be to make a new group and add all layers to that file. I like this best cause then nothing is linked yet so all you have to do is open the file and adjust or change items as needed with having to highlight and unlink and such, also you can copy the groups and experiment in them without destroying your original idea, just remember not to merge the group until You want.
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