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1. This lesson will show you how to quickly find the target layer in the layer list with many layers. First, click the [Select > All Layers] command in turn to select all layers in the layer list.
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3. Then click the [Select > Deselect Layer] command in turn to cancel the selection of all layers in the layer list.
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5. Click the [Select > Find Layer] command in turn to find the layer with a specific name.
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7. Click the [H] key on the keyboard, and in the input box at the top of the panel, enter a keyword for layer filtering based on the layer name.
8. All layers whose names contain the letter [H] are displayed in the layer list.
9. All layers whose names contain keywords are displayed in the layer list. We have found the target layer, click the shortcut key to complete the layer filtering operation.
10. Then click the [Select > All Layers] command in turn to select all layers in the layer list.
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12. Then click the [Select > Isolate Layer] command to isolate the currently selected layer. The layer isolation function can display the layer you selected in the layer panel separately to avoid misoperation on other layers.
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14. Click the [Turn on or off layer filtering] icon to end the layer filtering.
15. Then click the [Close] icon to the right of the document name to close the current document.
16. In the pop-up dialog box, select the [No] button to end the course without saving the changes to the document.
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