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Aligning and distributing layers and elements easily

There are a number of times you need to align elements in a layered Photoshop document. Obviously this can be done manually with guides dropped into the document, but this is time consuming… And unnecessary!

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Last modified: 4 August, 2005 (11:11) | First published: 4 August, 2005
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