But that puts a selection around all your text. We've been using the Command-click (PC: Control-click) on thelayer's name trick to put a selection around your type throughout thisbook. Quick Tip: Selecting just one letter, rather than the whole word Go to Threshold again and move the slider toward the right until you have even bigger raindrop-looking spots. Press Command-F (PC: Control-F) to add another 5-pixel Gaussian Blur. When the dialog box appears, drag the slider slightly to the right until the rounded spots start to appear fairly large, and click OK. Go under the Image menu, under Adjustment, and choose Threshold. Go under the Filter menu, under Blur, and choose Gaussian Blur. For Amount enter 400%, for Distribution choose Gaussian, check Monochromatic, and click OK. Go under the Filter menu, under Noise, and choose Add Noise. To do that pressShift-Command-C (PC: Shift-Control-C), and it captures everything inside yourselected area as if it was a flattened background image. But did you knowthat you can copy from all your visible layers (as if from a flattened image),by adding Shift to that keyboard shortcut? That's right. When you make a selection on a layer and press Command-C (PC: Control-C),Photoshop copies the selected area from that layer into memory. Quick Tip: How to copy a flattened version in a multilayered document

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