Autodesk 05720-017408-9641 User Guide - Page 46

WiseImage- User's Guide 6. Click OK. Cropping Using cropping you can reduce an image size to a specified rectangular image area size. You can define this area by specifying the AutoCAD clipping boundary for images or by specifying a rectangular area, defining the corners of the image. You can also crop an image by applying a procedure that automatically finds the image "empty" spaces and clips them. This operation can be applied to several raster images at once. For example, you can crop a "pile" of images placed one over another or adjoining each other. So, if several images are inserted in the current drawing and they are available (visible, allocated on unlocked layers), you should select a group of raster images before running this operation. * For more detailed information on this procedure see "Selecting Several Images" on page 20. To crop an image by clipping boundary 1. Specify a clipping boundary using the AutoCAD tools. * For information on the clipping procedure, see "Using AutoCAD Clipping Boundary when Selecting a Part of an Image" on page 30. 2. Select an image on the screen and run the operation using one of the following methods: Click the Crop By Clip button on the Raster Image toolbar. Choose Crop in the rImage menu, then Crop By Clip. - or Start the operation without selecting an image. 3. Select an image you want to process from the dialog box. The parts of the image that fall outside the specified boundary will be cropped. To crop an image to a specified rectangle 1. Select an image on the screen and run the operation using one of the following methods: Click the Crop By Rectangle button on the Raster Image toolbar. Choose Crop in the rImage menu and then Crop By Rectangle. - or Start the operation without selecting an image. Select an image you want to process from the dialog box. 2. Specify a rectangular area. Specify two opposite corners with the mouse. The parts of the image that fall outside the specified boundary will be cropped. 46