Discuss stamping layers as an alternative to merging layers.
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When you stamp layers instead of merging them, Photoshop keeps the original layers intact and creates a new composite layer, called a stamp, with all of the selected or visible layers merged. To stamp selected layers, press the Ctrl+Alt+E keys. If you select a layer that is linked to other layers, pressing the Ctrl+Alt+E keys stamps the linked layers. You can also stamp visible layers by pressing Shift+Ctrl+Alt+E. You can use the stamp to sharpen or adjust the stamped part of the image as one layer, or you can copy the stamp to a different file so you have both a layered and a flattened version of the same file. Because you have merged the layers, the flattened version will have a smaller file size.
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________ is the horizontal width of a column
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