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2. Click the eye icons to hide all but Layer 1.
Toggling layer visibility is an easy way to see only what you want to see at any given
stage in a project.
Note:

The checked pattern To show or hide a series
shows transparent areas of contiguous layers, click
of the visible layer(s). the visibility icon (or
empty space) for the first
Click an empty space layer you want to affect,
to show a hidden layer.
hold down the mouse
button, and drag down
Click the eye icons to to the last layer you want
hide individual layers. to show or hide.

Note:

You can Option/Alt-click
3. Double-click the Layer 1 layer name, and then type Storm. a layer’s visibility icon to
You can rename any layer by simply double-clicking the name and typing. hide all other layers in
the file.

Double-click Press Return/Enter
the layer name after typing to finalize
to access it. the new name.

4. Click the eye icon to hide the renamed Storm layer, and then click the empty
space to the left of Layer 2 to show only that layer.

5. Double-click the Layer 2 name and then type Skyline to rename the layer.
6. Repeat Steps 4–5 to rename Layer 3 as Title.

7. Click the spaces on the left side of the Layers panel (where the eye icons
were) to show all hidden layers.
Note:
8. In the Layers panel, click the Tantamount layer to select it.
Press Shift and click to
9. Press Shift and click the Rating layer to select that layer as well. select contiguous layers in

Since the Tantamount layer was already selected, the Rating layer should now be a the Layers panel.
second selected (highlighted) layer.
Press Command/Control
and click to select non-
contiguous layers in the
Layers panel.

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