Modifying an Image in Layout

Modifying an Image
You can modify an image using the Image (Figure 1) and Page Tools (Figure 2). You can use those tools to control the following settings: (Image Tools) Color Management Cut Paths Image Bleed Labels Marks Size Crop Tiling Variable Data Package Templates (Page Tools) Cutter Marks Layout Settings You can also use several other tools to help you when modifying an image: Preview Drop-Down List —The [Preview] button (Figure 1) on the main screen allows you to determine how you will see your images on the page. You can choose Image Preview , Cutter Preview, Wireframe Preview, and Image and Cut Preview. Image Preview — This option shows you all your images as they would appear if you printed them. Wireframe Preview — This option shows you frames that represent your images. If the frame is large enough, the filename of the image is displayed in the frame. Cut Preview – This option shows you all contour cut lines of your cutting image without pictures. The lines are displayed with the light blue color. Image and Cutter Preview　–　This options shows you all your images and contour cut lines for printing and cutting. Refresh Button —This button (Figure 2) on the main screen allows you to Refresh your view of your images. You can select to Refresh just the selected images by choosing [Refresh Images] or all images by selecting [Refresh All] from a down-arrow menu of [Refresh] button. Auto Arrange Tiles Button – This button (Figure 3) on the main screen allows you to reorganize images automatically. By default, it is set as [Left Justification]. You can change the direction to [Right Justification] and [Center Justification] to right click on the main screen (Select [Layout] and choose justification you want) or in the [Page tools] tab. Zoom Buttons —This button (Figure 4) let you zoom in and out on your image. You can zoom by using any of the following options: Click the [Plus] or [Minus] Magnifying Lenses. Click the down arrow and select a pre-set size. Click in the value box and enter a percentage between 10% and 400%. Click the [Zoom to Selected Tile] button and zoom to the highlighted image. Click the [Drag to Define Zoom] button to drag your mouse across your images and define a specific zoom area.	Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

Modifying an Image

You can modify an image using the Image (Figure 1) and Page Tools (Figure 2). You can use those tools to control the following settings:

(Image Tools)

(Page Tools)

You can also use several other tools to help you when modifying an image:

Preview Drop-Down List —The [Preview] button (Figure 1) on the main screen allows you to determine how you will see your images on the page. You can choose Image Preview , Cutter Preview, Wireframe Preview, and Image and Cut Preview.
- Image Preview — This option shows you all your images as they would appear if you printed them.
- Wireframe Preview — This option shows you frames that represent your images. If the frame is large enough, the filename of the image is displayed in the frame.
- Cut Preview – This option shows you all contour cut lines of your cutting image without pictures. The lines are displayed with the light blue color.
- Image and Cutter Preview　–　This options shows you all your images and contour cut lines for printing and cutting.
Refresh Button —This button (Figure 2) on the main screen allows you to Refresh your view of your images. You can select to Refresh just the selected images by choosing [Refresh Images] or all images by selecting [Refresh All] from a down-arrow menu of [Refresh] button.
Auto Arrange Tiles Button – This button (Figure 3) on the main screen allows you to reorganize images automatically. By default, it is set as [Left Justification]. You can change the direction to [Right Justification] and [Center Justification] to right click on the main screen (Select [Layout] and choose justification you want) or in the [Page tools] tab.
Zoom Buttons —This button (Figure 4) let you zoom in and out on your image. You can zoom by using any of the following options:
- Click the [Plus] or [Minus] Magnifying Lenses.
- Click the down arrow and select a pre-set size.
- Click in the value box and enter a percentage between 10% and 400%.
- Click the [Zoom to Selected Tile] button and zoom to the highlighted image.
- Click the [Drag to Define Zoom] button to drag your mouse across your images and define a specific zoom area.

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