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    I don't have the tool you used to grab the layer objects, where did you get the tool and how did you put it on your tool b...

    Eric Wilusz(duninn)
    posted to: Layers
    I don't have the tool you used to grab the layer objects, where did you get the tool and how did you put it on your tool box? Thanks.
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    • Tim Von Rueden(timvonrueden) replied
      What version of Photoshop are you currently using? The move tool should come standard with most of the more current versions of Photoshop.
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      blenderdackel replied
      You can go to File menu "Windows"- scroll down select "Layers"- it might be hidden or collapsed. You an also access Layers through the hotkey "F7". You can select all layers by pressing F7 (brings up Layers Panel)- click once on Layers Panel, then keys "Crtl" +Alt +A- which toggles between Show All and Hide All Layers. If you cannot find your Layers Panel after toggling F7 repeatedly- try Resetting your Workspace- from toolbar menu Window-> Workspace-> Reset. Once3 you have the Layers panel visible and restored you can toggle expand/collapse all layers with Crtl +Left-click on the tiny arrow on the left of the individual layer thumbnail. Source: Accidentally ruined my workspace and layers a thousand times, panicked and finally worked out what I was doing.