Getting what you want when you click your mouse!

If your working within a PSD file and a design that has many elements, you will most likely use Groups to keep layers organized.

Further, if your maximizing your time efficienctly you are also using the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+G to create those groups.

Since you are using keyboard shortcuts, selecting elements using cntl + click, makes your life easier and your workflow smoother and quicker.

But if you have created a group and you are trying to use cntrl + click to select the layer you maybe only selecting the group folder and NOT the element inside the group.

What to do to fix this?
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Answer:  

• Select the Move Tool.
• Look up at the options bar.
• Next to where it says (or says) Auto Select you may choose Layer or Group.

Now for using the Cntrl + Click make sure the Auto Select is NOT checked.

Note this is for PC. Mac may be similar.

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Love to hear they are plugging leaks and I can run Firefox for days before I have to restart it…Some days right now I have to restart 2 times a day.

And with a faster internet connection coming soon, this working online will become a much smoother and effiicent process.

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Mozilla forces Firefox 7 on memory diet

Project MemShrink payback

By Gavin Clarke • Get more from this author

Posted in Applications, 28th September 2011 12:09 GMT

Free whitepaper – 2011 Lippis Report

Firefox 7 has been released with a promise from Mozilla its browser is less of a memory hog.

The new version of Mozilla’s browser will consume up to 50 per cent less of your system’s memory than past editions with most users clawing back 20 and 30 per cent.

Firefox 7 apparently achieves this thanks to a project started in June called MemShrink.

The project’s goal has been to improve the architecture and code in Firefox by eliminating bugs behind memory leaks and putting in place practices to detect regressions.

With Firefox gobbling up substantially reduced amounts of memory, the idea is for Mozilla’s browser to become dramatically faster and less likely to crash if you have lots of web sites and tabs open or keep Firefox running for long periods of time between restarts.

You can read more here.

Other features in Firefox 7 include the fact WebSockets are now enabled by default on mobile, for two-way communications with a remote host for HTTP, while the Canvas element for graphics has been updated for snappier performance.

You can read more here. ®

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Dear World,
Please stop freaking out about 2012. Our calendars end there because
some Spanish d-bags invaded our country and we got a little busy, OK?

Sincerely,
The Mayans
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Dear Noah,
We could have sworn you said the ark wasn’t leaving ’til 5.

Sincerely,
Unicorns

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Dear Twilight fans,
Please realize that because vampires are dead and have no blood
pumping through them, they can never get an e*ection.  Enjoy
fantasizing about that.

Sincerely,
Logic

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Dear Yahoo,
I’ve never heard anyone say, “I don’t know – let’s Yahoo! it.” Just saying…

Sincerely,
Google

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Dear 2010,
So I hear the best rapper is white and the president is black — WTF happened?!

Sincerely,
1985

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Dear girls who have been dumped,
There are plenty of fish in the sea… Just kidding! They’re all dead.

Sincerely,
BP

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Dear Skin-Colored Band Aids,
Please make one for every skin color…

Sincerely,
Black people

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Dear Scissors,
I feel your pain… no one wants to run with me either.

Sincerely,
Sarah Palin

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Dear Customers,
Yes, we ARE making fun of you in Vietnamese.

Sincerely,
Nail Salon Ladies

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Dear Ugly People,
You’re welcome.

Sincerely,
Alcohol

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Dear White People,
Don’t you just hate immigrants?

Sincerely,
Native Americans

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Dear iPhone,
Please stop spellchecking all of my rude words into nice words, you
piece of shut.

Sincerely,
Every iPhone User

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Dear Trash,
At least you get picked up…

Sincerely,
The Girls of Jersey Shore

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Dear Man,
It’s cute, but can you pick up peanuts with it?

Sincerely,
Elephant

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Dear Dr. Phil,
Look man, there’s only room for one fake doctor in this world and I
was here first.

Sincerely,
Dr. Pepper

For over four years, No Daddy hosted a forum detailing a range of “horror stories” submitted by Go Daddy customers and disgruntled current and former employees.

Insecure.com opened the site in 2007 to protest Go Daddy’s unilateral decision to seize the domain name SecLists.org, after MySpace complained that thousands of hacked user passwords had been posted to a security mailing list archived there.

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Essentially, they’ve figured out the physical and chemical mechanisms that make memristors work.

“We were on a path where we would have had something that works reasonably well, but this improves our confidence and should allow us to improve the devices such that they are significantly better,” the leader of the HP research team, R. Stanley Williams, told IDG News.

Memristors are the fourth fundamental type of passive circuitry, along with the resistor, capacitor and inductor. Like flash, memristors are nonvolatile – they “remember” their state when power isn’t applied to them.

The core advantage of memristors is that they can theoretically achieve speeds 10 times that of flash at one-tenth the power budget per cell. They can also be stacked, enabling exceptionally dense memory structures.

Memristor cells can also be built using exceedingly small fabrication processes. Using a grid of nanowires whose crossing points form the memristors, Williams told The New York Times that HP Labs has working devices with three-nanometer memristors that switch on and off in about a nanosecond and could store 20GB in a square centimeter.

HP has known for some time how memristors can store bits. Simply put, a charge applied to a memristor moves what Williams calls a “oxygen vacancy” from one layer of a titanium dioxide semiconductor to the other,…Read More at the source.

Microsoft confirmed today that it has indeed bought Skype from an investor group led by Silver Lake for $8.5bn.

The software giant said the buyout of Luxembourg-based Skype’s technology would “enhance” Microsoft’s current portfolio of real-time communications products and services.

Skype will be slotted into Microsoft as a new business division headed up by the company’s current CEO, Tony Bates. He will report directly to MS boss Steve Ballmer.

Under what is essentially a huge consumer-friendly deal, Skype will provide support for Microsoft devices including Xbox and Kinect and Windows Phone.

Meanwhile, Skype’s 170 million users will be hooked up to Microsoft’s Lync, Outlook and Xbox Live products, as well as other communities, said the software vendor.

It added that Microsoft would “continue to invest in and support Skype clients in Non-Microsoft platforms.” In other words, Mac and Linux versions of the VoIP service will still be developed by the team, but presumably the main focus will be on Windows support from here on in.

“Skype is a phenomenal service that is loved by millions of people around the world,” said Ballmer.

“Together we will create the future of real-time communications so people can easily stay connected to family, friends, clients and colleagues anywhere in the world.” ®

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and now I see its only a April Fools Joke!

They had me going…oooooooh.feel burned!

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