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[BradR]

I know this is the simplest question imaginable but I can't make it work. In the older versions I used to just import an image and then import another image and it would place it on top of the first image. Done. Now it places the new image in a box in the upper right hand corner and for the life of me I can't figure out how to put the two images together. Please help a stupid person.

[fred in bed]

I'm not sure what you mean - but is this it? When you open an image and its in the box in the top right corner, then open another image and its in a different box in top right corner?

[BradR]

I'm not sure what you mean - but is this it? When you open an image and its in the box in the top right corner, then open another image and its in a different box in top right corner?

Yes, that's what I mean. Now how do I put the two images together?

[Sarkut]

I used to just import an image and then import another image and it would place it on top of the first image.

In the menu:

Layers > Import From File ...

Edited by Sarkut, 01 March 2011 - 12:40 AM.

[BradR]

In the menu:

Layers > Import From File ...

I've done that but how do import a file so that it ends up inside the first image?

[Sarkut]

Layers > Import From File will bring another file into an existing open file.

If you mean something other than that, additional explanation is needed.

[fred in bed]

Or open the image, then open the other one you want. Then copy the second one, and place it into a new layer over the first image. But the second layer was to be set to overlay - or a setting which displays both of the pictures at once.

[BradR]

Thanks for the help. There are some settings that weren't there before. Once I set those it worked.