Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to place an object at specified coordinates? I would like something more precise than eyeballing it.

YAY!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much! I'm still trying to replace my old paper-scrapbooking tools with digital-scrapbooking equivalents. and it's challenging sometimes. I am having to recreate my entire workflow.

grow by one pixel won't select the interior. I'm sorry, evidently I wasn't very clear. I meant select the interior of the frame, then grow the selection by one pixel (so there are no gaps between the frame and the photo), then invert the selection, then clear the area outside of the selection. The ...

It's not really a crop. It's more like clear anything that isn't in the frame (selection). Sorry--I'm using the word "crop" in the scrapbooking sense. I guess it doesn't necessarily translate across the board. If I script it, I still require you to select the frame by which time it's the same as an...

Here is the result. I thought y'all might like to see it.

...When I tried it by selecting the outside of the frame, I got a 1-pixel remnant of the photo around the outside of the frame and couldn't figure out how to get rid of it. That often happens when selecting a background for example, the common solution is grow the selection by a pixel or two. I tri...

Any way to get a script for this procedure? Cropping to the inside of the frame seems to work best.

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Krikor rich2005 I combined instructions from both of you, and it worked like a charm! I got the best results by fuzzy selecting the inside of the frame, inverting it, and then making my cut. When I tried it by selecting the outside of the frame, I got a 1-pixel remnant of the photo around the outsi...

Is there a way that I can crop a bottom layer (for instance, a photo) by using the outer edge (but not any inner edges) of a non-rectangular top layer (for instance, a frame) as the cropping template? I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple, but I'm not seeing it. Stated another way, I have two la...