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toolbar will keep it down). After the area is selected, the Edit>Copy button (or

menu) will be enabled and then the selected area can copy to the clipboard for

further application.

Note: Only when the Current is checked on the Background item, the Edit>Copy

command can copy the selected to the clipboard.

7.8 Select All Ctrl+A

Edit>Select All command is used to select the Current object(s) (Background image

or all of the Layer objects) at a time.

7.8.1 Select All on the Background layer

To Select All pixels on the Background layer within the canvas when the Background

layer is active, choose Edit>Select All command (shortcut: Ctrl+A).

7.8.2 Select All objects over the Background layer

When the Background Layer is not active, choosing Edit>Select All command will

select all of the objects on the Current Layer.

7.9 Select None Ctrl+D

Deselect any selected area on the image or the Measurement objects on a Layer.

1. When the Current Layer is the Background Layer and an image area is selected,

the Select None option will be enabled. Choosing Edit>Select None will delete the

dotted rectangle representing the selected area;

2. When the Current Layer is not the Background Layer and the Measurement

objects are selected, the Edit>Select None command will be enabled. Choosing

Edit>Select None will deselect all of the selected Measurement objects.

Note: Check Edit>Image Select, Edit>Select All and Measurements>Object Select

to understand how to perform select operations.

7.10 Inverse Selection

This command is for Browse window only.

When organizing files, one can invert a selection in order to select all of the files that