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Hello,

This is such a basic question for a completely new user to any kind of design program, but it's driving me up the wall.

After I delete a layer it still shows on my main picture with dotted lines. How do I actually clean my picture so that the dotted lines that look like a selected image disappear?

I've been looking for a bit now and don't even know how to pose the question to search for an answer.

Thank you in advance.

I'll post a picture of what I mean. It's probably the most basic of things.

Screen Shot 2018-10-01 at 9.19.15 PM.png

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2 hours ago, petreussg said:

How do I actually clean my picture so that the dotted lines that look like a selected image disappear?

Those dotted lines are known as "marching ants" & show selection areas. To remove them, choose "Deselect" from the "Select" menu.

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45 minutes ago, R C-R said:

Those dotted lines are known as "marching ants" & show selection areas. To remove them, choose "Deselect" from the "Select" menu.

Or, press Cmd + D (Ctrl + D on windows)

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Or Esc.

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