[DJ Dubovsky]

Doug
That might be a good tip to list on it's own in the tips area so others can see it. I bet I'm not the only one who wondered why my history brush didn't work no matter what I did, not even thinking about having used the crop tool. It could save alot of mind bending time to figure out the problem. Like me, I imagine alot of people do a crop as one of the beginning processes even to straighten out a slightly crooked scan. That would also mean that the rotate arbitrary would affect the history brush also as Tim pointed out in a tip to straighten a scan. As would any changes to canvas size. It might be a good idea to point out that anytime you resize or crop you might want to create another snapshot for future history brush use.
DJ

[Doug Nelson]

Don't wait for me, go right ahead

Anyone can post tips, just like any other forum.

[kathleen]

so if you crop right out of the gate or otherwise change the image size, you should/could paste it into a new document which would be none the wiser, right?

[DJ Dubovsky]

Basically but why not just make a snapshot. It's alot less hastle.
DJ

[kathleen]

when i read your tip post i realized that. duh.