Ragnar wrote:

> If I have understood your problem correctly, this can be done by enlarging
> the canvas size.
> If I haven't, sorry.

Ah, I meant to show the area out of the canvas size. To know what is
still there and to add some ing elements that won't be visible in
the final document. But I guess it is not possible.

"Herbert Meister" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Ragnar wrote:
>
>> If I have understood your problem correctly, this can be done by
>> enlarging the canvas size.
>> If I haven't, sorry.
>
> Ah, I meant to show the area out of the canvas size. To know what is still
> there and to add some ing elements that won't be visible in the final
> document. But I guess it is not possible.

The canvas can extend outside the layer, though this is not a great way to
do things since it is hard to toggle back and forth, and the extra info can
easily get lost during editing.

Another thought to get the functionality would be a hidden layer.
--
Mike Russell - www.curvemeister.com

"Herbert Meister" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Ragnar wrote:
>
>> If I have understood your problem correctly, this can be done by
>> enlarging the canvas size.
>> If I haven't, sorry.
>
> Ah, I meant to show the area out of the canvas size. To know what is still
> there and to add some ing elements that won't be visible in the final
> document. But I guess it is not possible.

If it is for another person using PS, then you can add a note to the image
(press the N key), or a layer and switch off the visibility.