Photoshop CS2 clipping mask layer

• CyBrainX

  In previous version of Photoshop, you could create a clipping mask by selecting a layer and either Command - G or click on the divider line between that layer and the one below.

  Now, when I try the same thing (The new key command is Command - option - G) the top layer becomes invisible in the comp.

  I tried calling it a dickhole, but it just ignored me.

  Any help?

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• ribit0

  google says:
  http://photoshop.weblogsinc.com/…

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• CyBrainX0

  Thanks. I'll give that a try at home later.

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• PonyBoy0

  Enter response:

  try calling it a 'cockHole'... I hear CS2 requires harsher language than previous versions.

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• Gucci0

  yep. cockhole usually does it.

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