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WiseImage- User's Guide To reload the unloaded image or to update the loaded image in order to ensure that you are working with the latest image file version, select it from the Image Manager dialog and click Reload. Þ If you close the drawing with images unloaded, then AutoCAD will not load these image files when you re-open this drawing, and you will have to load them manually. Saving Raster Images The rSave command saves a selected image to the current file. If an image is not linked to the file (a new image created during the current work session), then the program opens the raster image save dialog, where you must specify the raster file name, its location and format. If there is only one available image in the drawing (visible, located on unlocked layer), then it is automatically saved. Otherwise you should select a saved image either before or after invoking the command. If you did not selected an image before invoking the command, or if you selected several images, then a dialog box is displayed that contains a list of all inserted or selected images, and you should select the one to be saved. To save an image Select an image you want to save on the screen and: Click Save on the WiseImage toolbar. Choose Save from the rFile menu. Enter rSave command - or Use one of the above methods without selecting an image and select an image to save from the dialog box. Press OK. To save an image to another file use the WiseImage rSaveas command (or rFile > Save As). You can change an image file name, its location and format. This command saves the selected image to a new file and replaces the current image link path with the path to the newly created file. Therefore, after saving one of the image instances to a new file, all other instances to the saved image become linked to this file. The image logical name will not be changed. Using AutoCAD Clipping Boundary when Selecting a Part of an Image Using the clipping boundary, you can specify the part of an image to be displayed. The clipping boundary can be defined as a rectangle or a flat polygon with the vertices located within the image boundaries. Multiple instances of the same image can have different boundaries. Many WiseImage operation can be applied to clipping boundary. * A detailed description of the Image Clip command is provided in the AutoCAD User's Guide. 30

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WiseImage– User’s Guide
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To reload the unloaded image or to update the loaded image in order to ensure that
you are working with the latest image file version, select it from the
Image
Manager
dialog and click
Reload
.
°
If you close the drawing with images unloaded, then AutoCAD will not load
these image files when you re-open this drawing, and you will have to load
them manually.
Saving Raster Images
The
rSave
command saves a selected image to the current file. If an image is not
linked to the file (a new image created during the current work session), then the
program opens the raster image save dialog, where you must specify the raster file
name, its location and format.
If there is only one available image in the drawing (visible, located on unlocked
layer), then it is automatically saved. Otherwise you should select a saved image
either before or after invoking the command. If you did not selected an image before
invoking the command, or if you selected several images, then a dialog box is
displayed that contains a list of all inserted or selected images, and you should
select the one to be saved.
To save an image
Select an image you want to save on the screen and:
Click
Save
on the
WiseImage
toolbar.
Choose
Save
from the
rFile
menu.
Enter
rSave
command
- or -
Use one of the above methods without selecting an image and select an image
to save from the dialog box. Press
OK
.
To save an image to another file use the WiseImage
rSaveas
command (or
rFile >
Save As
). You can change an image file name, its location and format. This
command saves the selected image to a new file and replaces the current image
link path with the path to the newly created file. Therefore, after saving one of the
image instances to a new file, all other instances to the saved image become linked
to this file. The image logical name will not be changed.
Using AutoCAD Clipping Boundary when Selecting a Part of an
Image
Using the clipping boundary, you can specify the part of an image to be displayed.
The clipping boundary can be defined as a rectangle or a flat polygon with the
vertices located within the image boundaries. Multiple instances of the same image
can have different boundaries.
Many WiseImage operation can be applied to clipping boundary.
*
A detailed description of the Image Clip command is provided in the
AutoCAD User’s Guide.