HP Scanjet 7450c HP Scanjet 7400C Series Scanner Mac - (English) User Manual - Page 107

Context-sensitive cursors, Selection area cursor, Ready cursor, Typing cursor, Pixel value cursor

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Back to TOC Context-sensitive cursors The shape of the pointer indicates the type of activity you can perform in the scanning software. Selection area cursor New selection area Draw a new selection area. Move selection area Drag the selection area to a new location in the preview area. Drag the selection area to another program. Press OPTION and drag the selection area to the desktop or a folder. Resize selection area horizontally Appears on the sides of the selection area. Drag the cursor to resize the width of the selection area. Resize selection area vertically Appears on the top or bottom of the selection area. Drag the cursor to resize the height of the selection area. Resize selection area diagonally Appears on the corners of the selection area. Drag the cursor to resize both the height and width of the selection area. Ready cursor Ready for activity Typing cursor Data entry accepted Pixel value cursor Highlight eyedropper Shadow eyedropper Eyedropper and the "no" symbol 107 Click a menu item and select a command. Click a list button to select an option. Click a button to turn it on or off, or to increase or decrease a number. Click, then type a value. Position this cursor over a light area in the image to see its pixel value in the RGB meter and the histogram. Click on pixels to set them as the Highlight value. In the Transparency Exposure Adjustment tool, click to set the RGB value. Position this cursor over a dark area of the image to see its pixel value in the RGB meter and the histogram. Click on pixels to set them as the Shadows value. Indicates this area is an area in which pixel value is not available.

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Context-sensitive cursors
The shape of the pointer indicates the type of activity you can perform
in the scanning software.
Selection area cursor
New selection
area
Draw a new selection area.
Move selection
area
Drag the selection area to a new location in the
preview area.
Drag the selection area to another program.
Press
O
PTION
and drag the selection area to the
desktop or a folder.
Resize selection
area horizontally
Appears on the sides of the selection area. Drag
the cursor to resize the width of the selection area.
Resize selection
area vertically
Appears on the top or bottom of the selection area.
Drag the cursor to resize the height of the selection
area.
Resize selection
area diagonally
Appears on the corners of the selection area. Drag
the cursor to resize both the height and width of the
selection area.
Ready cursor
Ready for activity
Click a menu item and select a command.
Click a list button to select an option.
Click a button to turn it on or off, or to increase or
decrease a number.
Typing cursor
Data entry
accepted
Click, then type a value.
Pixel value cursor
Highlight
eyedropper
Position this cursor over a light area in the image to
see its pixel value in the RGB meter and the
histogram. Click on pixels to set them as the
Highlight value. In the Transparency Exposure
Adjustment tool, click to set the RGB value.
Shadow
eyedropper
Position this cursor over a dark area of the image to
see its pixel value in the RGB meter and the
histogram. Click on pixels to set them as the
Shadows value.
Eyedropper and
the “no” symbol
Indicates this area is an area in which pixel value is
not available.