PS CS5 on a Mac, moving cropped images

I'm using CS5 on a Mac, referencing Adobe Photoshop CS5: Classroom in a Book. I'm stuck on Ch. 10 "Advanced Compositing". I cropped, applied and saved 3 images to move to another image. However, when using the Move tool, the entire images are moved, not just the cropped areas. What have I missed??? Thank you.

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