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A copied image I did not even copy and paste
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I was about to move the image to different place, but as I did, there's a copied image behind it. I did not copy and paste it behind, and the layers did not even have the copied layers either. I need to move image and erasing it without affecting my work. Did I accidently press or click something without me knowing that I copy it? What should I do?
Published date : 3 months ago
Updated date : 3 months ago
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3 months agoThis is a question that has come up many times in the past.
"Keep original image" is checked.
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