| Q1: | How do I link layers together to move them at the same time? Someone told me that in order to move several layers together I have to link them. How do I do that? |
A1: | You don't have to link the layers to move themjust Command-click (PC: Control-click) on the layers in the Layers palette (or Shift-click to select contiguous layers) to select your layers. Then use the Move tool (V) to reposition all the selected layers at the same time. |
| Q2: | Can I link any layers together? I want to link a few layers, but they are spread out in the layer stack. Do layers have to be adjacent to be linked? |
A2:
| You can link any layers you want, regardless of where they appear in the Layers palette. Just select them by Command-clicking (PC: Control-clicking) on each layer, and then click the Link icon at the bottom of the Layers palette. |
| Q3: | Is there a quick way to unlink a bunch of layers? I've linked 20-something layers together and now I don't want them linked. Do I have to click on each layer to unlink them? |
A3:
| No, just make sure one of the linked layers is selected, then hold down Option (PC: Alt) and click on the Link icon at the bottom of the Layers palette. |
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