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[. . . ] 6 South Capital Gym Road Beijing New Century Hotel, #2910 Beijing 100044, P. R. China Tel: 8610-68491368 Email: china@arcsoft. com Taiwan ArcSoft Inc. Taiwan Branch Tel: +886 (0) 2-27181869 Fax: +886 (0) 2-27190256 Email: support@arcsoft. com. tw Australia Marketing Results Prop Ltd. Box 6246 BHBC Baulkham Hills, New South Wales 2153, Australia Tel: +61 (2) 9899-5888 Fax: +61 (2) 9899-5728 Email: support@supportgroup. com. au Website: www. marketingresults. com. au Latin America Tel (Brazil): 00817-200-0709 Tel (Chili): 800-202-797 Email: latinsupport@arcsoft. com PMPS0001 Software Licensing Agreement The following is a legal software license agreement between you, the software user, and ArcSoft, Inc. [. . . ] 4) Full Screen ­ This non-editing display mode is used for presenting and previewing images. In this mode, images are displayed in the center of a black filled screen. You can then zoom in and out on the image and advance through other opened images. To activate Full Screen mode: · Press Ctrl + W. · Click the left mouse button to zoom in, and click the right mouse button to access the Zoom Out option from the shortcut menu. · Press Enter to advance to the following image. · Press Esc to return to an editing mode. 5-2 Viewing Images 5 Viewing Images Chapter 1 Introduction Zooming In and Out PhotoStudio's zoom options allow you to view images from 6% to 1600% of their actual size. Click the Zoom Tool on the Tools Palette. To zoom in, left-click the portion of the image to be seen in greater detail. To zoom out, right-click in the image, and choose Zoom Out from the shortcut menu. To zoom in or out at a specific ratio: 1. · Choose Cascade to stack images in a neat, overlapping fashion. Opening a Duplicate Window PhotoStudio can duplicate the active image window, thereby creating a second view of the active image window for previewing while painting and/or retouching is performed in the original window. Both windows can be repositioned and resized to better accommodate your work. Click Window on the Main Menu, then choose New Window from the drop-down menu. Resize the windows, then reposition them in the workspace. Note: Open as many duplicate windows as your system allows by repeating Step 1. 5-4 Viewing Images 6 Chapter 6 Making Selections To modify a specific area of an image or apply a special effect, enhancement or command, the area must first be selected; otherwise the entire image layer will be affected. Some tools, such as the Crop Tool and Transform Tool, require a selection to be made in order to complete the operation. Contents: 1. 6-3 Making Selections 6-1 6 Making Selections Selecting a Regularly-shaped Area Regularly shaped areas such as rectangles, squares, circles and ellipses are often selected for various image editing and retouching operations. Click the Select Tool from the Tools Palette. In the Options Palette, choose one of the following: · Rectangle to select a rectangular area. · Square to select a square area. · Ellipse to select an elliptical area. [. . . ] From the Save in drop-down list, select the folder in which to save the file. In the empty File Name field, type a name for the file. From the Save as Type drop-down list, select JPEG File [*. JPG]. Drag the Quality slider to set the . JPG compression level ­ the higher the value, the higher the image quality. [. . . ]