User manual ACDSEE ACDSEE PRO 3

[. . . ] Accelerate your photography workflow User Guide ACDSee Pro 3 User Guide Notice of Liability The information in this document is distributed on an "As Is" basis, without any representation or warranty of any kind whether express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability, title or fitness for a particular purpose or use. While every precaution was taken in the preparation of this document, neither the author nor ACD Systems shall have any liability to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly in connection with the use or inability to use the instructions contained in this document. ACD Systems reserves the right to make changes to this document without notice. Copyright and Trademark Notices ACDSee Pro Photo Manager software and documentation was designed, programmed and is Copyright © 2005-2009 ACD Systems International Inc. [. . . ] Reduces the image to fit within the Process mode area. Fit Image Show Original Toggles the changes on or off, to compare your changes to the original. Zoom slider Increases the size of the image if you drag it to the right, decreases the size if you drag to the left. Displays a list of zoom sizes to select. Zoom drop-down list Viewing Images You can view other images by clicking on the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen. Or, click the arrows on the Done button to select an image to develop. Customizing the view You can detach the Develop and Edit panes to suit your workflow. You can also customize how the groups expand and collapse within the pane. From the View menu, select: Expand all groups: Expands all the groups in pane. Collapse all groups: Collapses all the groups that are open. Auto-collapse groups: This is the default setting. This setting automatically collapses groups and keeps the group you're working in open. This is useful for keeping groups in one pane without having to scroll. Filmstrip: Toggles the filmstrip display on or off. Exporting an image to multiple formats and resolutions In ACDSee Pro, you can export an image to multiple image formats and resolutions. To export an image to multiple formats and resolutions: 1. In Process mode, select the desired develop settings. Select the file formats for the images you want to export. 126 Chapter 5: Process mode 4. Select up to three different resolutions for each image file format. If you are exporting the image to a JPEG format, click Format Settings to set specific JPEG options. In Output Directory select the folder you want ACDSee Pro to save the exported images. Do one of the following: Click Reset to reset all of the export settings to their defaults. Click Cancel to cancel the export. Renaming options In the File Naming section, you can type in a prefix that will appear at the beginning of the file name of the exported images. The settings give you control of what do if an exported file has the same name as an existing file. If you select Rename, ACDSee Pro will prompt you to rename the exported file. If you select Skip, ACDSee Pro will not export the file because of the naming conflict. Color Profile options You have an option to include the color profile during export. To embed a color profile into the exported images: 1. In the Color Profile section, select Embed ICC Profile in supported image formats. Select the color profile from the drop-down list. Sharing develop settings You can share your develop settings with other ACDSee Pro users. [. . . ] You can also create the illusion of sharpness by increasing the contrast between edges within an image. shortcut menu Menu that appears when you right-click within a program. Sometimes referred to as a context menu. slideshow Automated sequential display of images. [. . . ]