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At the bottom of the Layers palette, click the Add Layer Style button ( choose Pattern Overlay from the pop-up menu.
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Drag the Layer Style dialog box aside, as needed, so that you can see both the dialog box and the image window. Next to the Pattern thumbnail, click the arrow to the right of the thumbnail to open the pattern picker. The picker displays smaller thumbnails of an assortment of patterns. Click the arrow button ( Load Patterns. ) to open the palette menu for the pattern picker, and choose
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In the Load dialog box, go to the Lessons/Lesson11 folder and select the Effects.pat file. Click Load. Notice the new pattern that appears as the last thumbnail in the pattern picker. Select the pattern thumbnail you added in Step 7. The pattern replaces the default pattern inside your Letters selection. At this point, you can drag the pattern in the image window to adjust the area of the pattern that appears in the selectioneven with the Layer Style dialog box open. On the left side of the Layer Style dialog box, under Styles, select Inner Shadow to add that effect to the selection, and adjust the Inner Shadow options to your liking. (The example uses Multiply for Blend Mode, 100% for Opacity, 120 for Angle, 5 px for Distance, 0% for Choke, and 5 px for Size.)
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10. Continue to experiment with other styles and settings until you create results that you think are interesting. When you are satisfied with the results, click OK.
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