Thank you very much, Rich!
>Beware of some of these old tutorials, they tend to be very specific,
>with images tailored to the desired result. Sometimes difficult to
>reproduce with your own work.
>
>However, You have made your selection and cut it. Edit -> Cut (or
>ctrl-x)
>
>The options
>
>Edit -> Paste as -> New Layer looks like this
>http://i.imgur.com/l2RS0QW.jpg
>
>and gives this http://i.imgur.com/D2RMGnz.jpg with the pasted layer at
>0,0 (top left corner) of the canvas
>
>or
>
>Edit -> Paste (or ctrl-v) which gives a Floating Selection (Pasted
>Layer) followed by Layer -> To New Layer
>
>like this http://i.imgur.com/6n0Gy9f.jpg
>
>Which gives http://i.imgur.com/LJWmneL.jpg a new layer. The
>difference, it is located in the same position as the original
>selection.
>
>That is all standard Gimp.
>
>There is a python plugin 'layer-via-copy-cut' see:
>http://slybug.deviantart.com/art/Layer-via-Copy-Cut-305728401
>
>but I advise getting to know the regular Gimp functions before using
>'extra' plugins.
>
>rich: www.gimp-forum.net
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