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When the settings meet your needs, press ‘OK’. To restore the default settings,
press ‘Reset’. Pressing ‘Cancel’ aborts creation of a new image.
press ‘Reset’. Pressing ‘Cancel’ aborts creation of a new image.
20.3.2
Opening an Existing Image
To open an existing image, select ‘File’ ➝ ‘Open’ or press
Ctrl
-
O
. In the dialog
that opens, the current directory is listed above the center column. Available di-
rectories are listed in the left column. Double-click the directory to make it the
current one.
rectories are listed in the left column. Double-click the directory to make it the
current one.
../
moves up a level in the hierarchy.
The center column shows the files available in the current directory. Click a file
name to select it. If available, a preview of the selected file is shown in the right
column. Alternatively, enter a file name in the field towards the bottom. Pressing
name to select it. If available, a preview of the selected file is shown in the right
column. Alternatively, enter a file name in the field towards the bottom. Pressing
Tab
while entering a name in the field attempts to complete the name. Available
completions are then listed in the ‘Folders’ and ‘Files’ columns. Select one or en-
ter enough of the name to identify the file uniquely then press
ter enough of the name to identify the file uniquely then press
Tab
again. Click
‘OK’ to open the selected image. Press ‘Cancel’ to skip opening an image.
20.3.3
The Image Window
The new or opened image appears in its own window. The menu bar in the top of
the window provides access to all image functions. Alternatively, access the menu
by right-clicking the image or clicking the small arrow button in the left corner of
the rulers.
‘File’ offers the standard file options, such as ‘Save’ and ‘Print’. ‘Close’ closes the
current image. ‘Quit’ closes the entire application.
With the items in the ‘View’ menu, control the display of the image and the im-
age window. ‘New View’ opens a second display window of the current image.
Changes made in one view are reflected in all other views of that image. Alter-
nate views are useful for magnifying a part of an image for manipulation while
seeing the complete image in another view. Adjust the magnification level of the
current window with ‘Zoom’. When ‘Shrink Wrap’ is selected, the image window
is resized to fit the current image display exactly.
the window provides access to all image functions. Alternatively, access the menu
by right-clicking the image or clicking the small arrow button in the left corner of
the rulers.
‘File’ offers the standard file options, such as ‘Save’ and ‘Print’. ‘Close’ closes the
current image. ‘Quit’ closes the entire application.
With the items in the ‘View’ menu, control the display of the image and the im-
age window. ‘New View’ opens a second display window of the current image.
Changes made in one view are reflected in all other views of that image. Alter-
nate views are useful for magnifying a part of an image for manipulation while
seeing the complete image in another view. Adjust the magnification level of the
current window with ‘Zoom’. When ‘Shrink Wrap’ is selected, the image window
is resized to fit the current image display exactly.
20.4
Saving Images
No image function is as important as ‘File’ ➝ ‘Save’. It is better to save too often
than too rarely. Use ‘File’ ➝ ‘Save as’ to save the image with a new file name. It
than too rarely. Use ‘File’ ➝ ‘Save as’ to save the image with a new file name. It
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20.4. Saving Images