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Transfer Selections or Alpha Channels

 

If you have different images open that share the same pixel dimension, you can load a selection from any of the other images, or save a selection to any of the other open files. Choose Select>Load Selection or Save Selection and in the Document menu at the top of the dialog, choose the file where you want to either access an existing alpha channel, or where you want to save a new channel.

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