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| Make sure that the tape layer is selected in the Layers palette. Select [Duplicate
Layer] from the [Layer] menu. A dialog appears. Click [OK]. |


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| Make the layer named Tape Copy hidden in the Layers palette. Select the tape layer,
and set [Opacity] to 80% in the layers palette. |

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| Select Layer 0 from the layers palette. Select [Load Selected Areas] from the [Selected
Areas] menu. A dialog appears. Make sure that [Channel] is set to [Layer 0 Transparency] and that [Invert]
is not checked. Click [OK]. The selected area is created in the image of Layer 0. |

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| Select the tape layer in the Layers palette while keeping the target area selected.
Press the [Backspace] key (the [Delete] on the Macintosh) to delete the part where the Scotch tape overlaps
the image. Keep the target area selected. |

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| Select [Invert Selected Areas] from the [Selected Areas] menu. Click the layer named
Tape Copy in the layers palette. |

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| Press the [Backspace] key to delete the part of the tape that sticks out of the image.
Select [Release] from the [Selected Areas] menu. |

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![4-7 Change [Blending Mode] of the layer named Tape Copy](../../images/cool/process/process02_title04_s07_e.gif) |
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| Change [Blending Mode] of the layer named Tape Copy to [Overlay] in the Layers palette. |
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