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[Solved] Photoshop - How to get rid of the selection band of selected shapes?
(@hans)
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March 19, 2014 12:29 PM
When working with shapes, a rectangle for example, the "active" or "selected" shape will have a small selection border around it.
Practical to identify which shape you're working with, but annoying when you're working with styles for example
The easiest way to toggle this On/Off id by pressing SHIFT + CTRL + H (or in the menu's: View - Show - Target Path).
