Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서

Making a selection is isolating one or more parts of your image. By selecting specific areas, you can edit and apply 
effects and filters to portions of your image while leaving the unselected areas untouched. 

There are separate sets of tools to make selections of bitmap and vector data. For example, to select bitmap pixels, 
you can use the marquee tools or the lasso tools. You can use commands in the Select menu to select all pixels, to 
deselect, or to reselect. 

To select vector data, you can use the pen or shape tools, which produce precise outlines called paths. For 32-bits-
per-channel images, only the pen tools are available to select vector data. You can convert paths to selections or 
convert selections to paths. 

Selections can be copied, moved, and pasted, or saved and stored in an alpha channel. Alpha channels store selections 
as grayscale images. You can add alpha channels to create and store masks. A mask is a selection that protects portions  
of an image from any editing or manipulations you apply. 

Select the layer in the Layers palette.

Choose Select > All.

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Do one of the following: 

Choose Select > Deselect. 

If you are using the Rectangle Marquee tool, the Rounded Rectangle Marquee tool (ImageReady), the Elliptical 
Marquee tool, or the Lasso tool, click anywhere in the image outside the selected area. 

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Choose Select > Reselect.