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Copy or move the contents of a marquee selection
When
you use a selection tool to drag a marquee to a new location, the
marquee moves, but not its contents. To copy or move the selected
pixels, either use the Pointer tool or
hold down a modifier key while using any Bitmap tool.
 If you hold down the modifier keys noted below,
you can move and copy selections with the arrow keys. To move in
10-pixel increments, also hold down Shift.
Move the contents of a marquee selectionMake a pixel selection with a bitmap selection
tool.
Do one of the following:
Using any tool from
the Bitmap section of the Tools panel, hold down Control (Windows)
or Command (Mac OS), and drag the selection.
Using the Pointer tool, drag the selection.
Copy the contents of a marquee selection Do any of the following: Drag the
selection with the Subselection tool .
Drag the selection with the Pointer tool, while holding down
Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS).
Drag the selection with any Bitmap tool, while holding down
Ctrl+Alt (Windows) or Command+Option (Mac OS).
Note: When
you use either procedure above, the moved or copied selection remains
part of the current bitmap object. To create a bitmap from a pixel selection,
complete the procedure below.
Insert a new bitmap by copying a selectionSelect an area of pixels, using a pixel selection
tool.
Do one of the following:
Select Edit >
Insert > Bitmap Via Cut.
Select Edit > Insert > Bitmap Via
Copy.
A new bitmap object based on the pixel selection is
created in the current layer, and the selected pixels are removed
from the original bitmap object. In the Layers panel, a thumbnail
of the new bitmap appears in the current layer, above the object
from which it was cut or copied.
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