The Single Row Marquee Tool creates one pixel high and all image wide row selections:
- To select a row In the Toolbox, select the Single Row Marquee
Tool
and click on the image. - While New selection
option
choosen on the Options bar by creating
new selection you delete existing selection. - To add a row to existing selection you have either to choose Add
to selection
option
on the Options bar or to press (and hold) [Shift]
key while selecting. - To subtract a row from existing selection you have either to choose Subtract
from selection
option
on the Options bar or to press [Alt]
key while selecting.
- Like with other selecting tools you can intersect new row with existing
selection (either by choosing Intersect with selection
option
on the Options bar or by pressing [Shift+Alt]
keys while selecting. However the result will be the new selection. - While New selection option is chosen and the point of
cursor is within selected area the tool looks like this
and
can move selection (ie. borders of selected area and not image
content). - While New selection option is chosen you can also move
selection using keyboard
cursor
keys.
* On the animation above colors were inverted just to make selected area visible (it turns black).
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