ArcSoft photostudio Manual Do Utilizador

 

 

 

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Delete: If you click this button, it will move the selected image into the recycle bin.  This button 

functions differently in Album View. 

 

 

Print: The Print option here lets you create a contact sheet by printing the images as 

thumbnails.  You can choose your layout options.  This feature is great for making catalog 
sheets. 

 

 

Help: Launches the PhotoStudio Help file. 

 

The Address Bar: The Address Bar displays the location of the current file.  It can be minimized 

(as it is in the picture of the Browser above.) 
 

 

 

 

The number one thing you need to know about albums is that they 

do not store your images.  

Rather, they store shortcuts to them.  You may notice that when you install programs on your 

computer, shortcuts to run the programs appear on your desktop.  You can delete the shortcuts 

without deleting the actual programs.  Albums work the same way.  They’re basically catalogs of 

links to your actual image files. 
 

Albums can be very useful if you’re one to categorize your photos.  You can have photos stored 

in various locations on your computer all linked to a single album.  You can give your albums 

unique names so you exactly what they contain.  Here are the additional commands that are 

available when in Album View: 

 

 

Add: When you click this button, a standard Open window will appear.  You can browse your 

computer for images to link to the album.  Any images that you “add” will appear as thumbnails 

within the album. 

 

 

Batch: This command lets you perform a macro (remember those?) to your entire album.  Well, 
you actually have the option of applying the macro to every image, or only those that you select.  

You can select multiple images by holding the Control key and single-clicking them.  You can also 

choose what to do with the files once they’ve been modified.  You can have them appear on the 

PhotoStudio desktop (for further editing maybe?), or you can just have them saved (so they 

overwrite the old version, before the macro was applied).  Alternately, you can have them saved 

as new files.  You can even specify the file type and save location.  How about that?