Canon CanoScan D660U CanoScan Toolbox v1.5 User's Guide - Page 19

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Using the Editing Tools The CanoScan Toolbox editing tools appear when you open an image. You can also control the palette display by using the Show/Hide Tools command from the Window menu. To use an editing tool, click on the desired tool and then move your cursor over the image window. Notice that the cursor changes shape to reflect the tool you have selected. The image editing tools included with the CanoScan Toolbox are described below: Rectangle Select Tool: defines a rectangular area. Lasso Tool: defines an irregular area. Hand Tool: moves a picture in window. Fill Tool: fills an area with color or a tile pattern. Magnify/Zoom Tool: changes magnification level. Choosing Actual Size from the Image menu resets the image to the original image size. Eraser Tool: erases to the background color. Text Tool: adds text to annotate the picture. Air Brush Tool: sprays smooth color. Pencil Tool: draws freehand. Clone Tool: paints with pixels from another area. Paint Tool: paints freehand. Foreground/Background Color Tool: replaces the foreground color with the background color. Smudge Tool: smears colors. CanoScan Toolbox 19

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CanoScan Toolbox
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Using the Editing Tools
The CanoScan Toolbox editing tools appear when you open an image. You can also control the palette
display by using the
Show/Hide
Tools command from the Window menu.
To use an editing tool, click on the desired tool and then move your cursor over the image window. Notice
that the cursor changes shape to reflect the tool you have selected.
The image editing tools included with the CanoScan Toolbox are described below:
Smudge Tool:
smears colors.
Rectangle Select Tool:
defines a
rectangular area.
Hand Tool:
moves a picture in
window.
Fill Tool:
fills an area with color or
a tile pattern.
Eraser Tool:
erases to the
background color.
Air Brush Tool:
sprays smooth
color.
Clone Tool:
paints with pixels
from another area.
Foreground/Background Color
Tool:
replaces the foreground
color with the background color.
Lasso Tool:
defines an irregular
area.
Magnify/Zoom Tool:
changes
magnification level. Choosing
Actual Size from the Image menu
resets the image to the original
image size.
Text Tool:
adds text to annotate
the picture.
Pencil Tool:
draws freehand.
Paint Tool:
paints freehand.