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Using the Navigation Palette, Displaying Multiple Images, Opening a Duplicate Window

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5 Viewing Images Using the Navigation Palette PhotoStudio's Navigation Palette allows efficient movement around an image while zoomed in at high magnification and is ideal for quickly switching between various zoom levels. To use the Navigation Palette: 1. Click View on the Main Menu, then choose Show Navigation Palette from the drop-down menu. 2. Resize the Navigation Palette to display the image in the desired size. 3. In the Navigation Palette, drag the slider bar to adjust the zoom level of the active image. 4. While zoomed in, drag the blue navigation rectangle around to get a close-up view of different parts of the image. Displaying Multiple Images PhotoStudio offers two methods for neatly displaying multiple images on a single screen. Tile, which fits all opened images into the desktop area so each is visible and occupies an equal amount of desktop space. And Cascade, which stacks open images in an overlapping, staggered fashion with the active image in front. To display multiple images on the desktop: 1. Open all required images (See Chapter 4: Opening and Creating Files in PhotoStudio). 2. Click Window on the Main Menu. 3. From the drop-down menu, do one of the following: • Choose Tile to fit images into the desktop area. • 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. To open a duplicate image window: 1. Click Window on the Main Menu, then choose New Window from the drop-down menu. 2. 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

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Viewing Images
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Viewing Images
Using the Navigation Palette
PhotoStudio’s Navigation Palette allows efficient movement around an image while zoomed in at high
magnification and is ideal for quickly switching between various zoom levels.
To use the Navigation Palette:
1. Click
View
on the Main Menu, then choose
Show Navigation Palette
from the drop-down menu.
2. Resize the Navigation Palette to display the image in the desired size.
3. In the Navigation Palette, drag the slider bar to adjust the zoom level of the active image.
4. While zoomed in, drag the blue navigation rectangle around to get a close-up view of different parts of
the image.
Displaying Multiple Images
PhotoStudio offers two methods for neatly displaying multiple images on a single screen. Tile, which fits
all opened images into the desktop area so each is visible and occupies an equal amount of desktop space.
And
Cascade,
which stacks open images in an overlapping, staggered fashion with the active image in
front.
To display multiple images on the desktop:
1. Open all required images (
See Chapter 4: Opening and Creating Files in PhotoStudio
).
2. Click
Window
on the Main Menu.
3. From the drop-down menu, do one of the following:
•
Choose
Tile
to fit images into the desktop area.
•
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.
To open a duplicate image window:
1. Click
Window
on the Main Menu, then choose
New Window
from the drop-down menu.
2. Resize the windows, then reposition them in the workspace.
Note:
Open as many duplicate windows as your system allows by repeating Step 1.