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5. You can quickly select all opaque areas in a layer
by Cmd/Ctrl-clicking the layer in the Layers palette.
When you hold down the Cmd/Ctrl key, the mouse pointer
turns into a hand with a square selection marquee (below
left). The result will be that all the pixels in the
layer will be selected. You will see a row of "marching
ants" around the selected pixels in the layer (below
right).
6. To delete a layer, click it and drag
it to the Trash button in the Layers palette (below
left). The result is shown below right.
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