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Customizing Paint Shop Pro 7 |
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Following is a
listing of the sub-folders contain:
The way you work with Paint Shop Pro 7 can be customized
extensively by setting the preferences available via
File>Preferences. In addition, the Toolbar can be
customized by adding or removing buttons (explained in
detail in Workspace tutorial) for one-click access to
all menu functions. How preferences are set will be
determined by:
- personal taste and the way you work
- the image you are working on at the time
- the processing power of your system
- the size, resolution and color depth of your monitor
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Customizing
the Toolbars
Paint Shop Pro comes with five pre-configured toolbars.
Standard Toolbar - contains buttons for standard
operations like Open, Save, Print, Undo, Redo, etc.
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| Web Toolbar
- contains buttons for the Web Image Slicer and Image
Mapper, the Gif, JPG and PNG Optimizer and View in
Browser. |
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| Photo Toolbar
- contains buttons for all the Effects>Enhance Photo
menu items and other effects filters that pertain to
photo enhancement. |
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| Effects
Toolbar - contains buttons for many of the effects
you would be most likely to use. |
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| Browser
Toolbar - This toolbar is only active when you have
the Browser open. It contains buttons for copying,
deleting and moving images and a few other commonly used
items from the Browser menu. |
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activate or deactivate a toolbar, right click on any
open toolbar and toggle the toolbars on or off. To
access the Customize Toolbar preferences window, right
click on a toolbar and choose “Toolbars” from the
drop-down list. Highlight the toolbar you wish to
customize and click on the “Customize” button. |
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When
you have toolbars open, you can hit “T” on the keyboard
to remove the toolbars from your workspace and “T” again
to bring them back. This is very handy when you have a
smaller monitor and want to reclaim some space on your
workspace.
All of the pre-configured toolbars can be customized to
the way you work. You can remove buttons from the
toolbars and add new buttons.
You have the option to add an icon for almost every
function in Paint Shop Pro 7, and the toolbar will hold
as many icons as you choose to put on it. However, how
many icons you can comfortably and practically fit on
the toolbar will depend on individual screen sizes and
resolutions. Only the icons which fit into the width of
the working Paint Shop Pro window will be visible: the
toolbar does not wrap according to the width of the
window, nor is there an option to scroll through the
toolbar icons beyond the width of the window. Adding
more icons to the toolbar than can be accommodated
across your preferred window size is therefore of little
use. [...continued in PDF] |
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