Hi,
First of all good question. Made me think. In Photoshop 7 I went tp the select menu and clicked on ALL. In the bottom of your history pallette will be a layer that says 'Select Canvas'. If you hold down the shift key and drag 'Select Canvas' to your new document all your layers will copy over. Another neat trick is if you right click over the eyevall on a layer it will give you an option to 'show/hide all other layers'.
good luck!

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