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saved. If this is the first time you are saving the document, a Save As dialog box displays
allowing you to name it and save it with a .SDF extension.
allowing you to name it and save it with a .SDF extension.
Opening a Composer Document
You can open a Composer document as follows:
1. Choose the Open command from the File menu. The Open dialog box appears.
2. Navigate to the file you want to open and click Open.
2. Navigate to the file you want to open and click Open.
Closing Composer
To close the Composer, choose the Exit command from the File menu.
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Chapter 7
Sharpdesk Imaging
Introduction
Using Sharpdesk Imaging, you can view images, manipulate them, annotate them, and print
them.
them.
Basic Imaging Concepts
This section discusses some basic concepts and terminology to help you better understand
Sharpdesk Imaging.
Sharpdesk Imaging.
What is Imaging?
Imaging can be described as using computer software to create, modify, and process electronic
images. Typical Imaging operations include:
images. Typical Imaging operations include:
•
Scanning text, photographs, or drawings and saving the results in an image file.
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Displaying images using techniques such as thumbnail representations, magnification,
rotation, and size to fit.
rotation, and size to fit.
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Sending image documents by e-mail or fax.
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Adding annotations to images.
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Performing electronic cleanup of images to make them easier to view.
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Combining several imaging operations into a single, automated procedure that runs while
you perform other tasks.
you perform other tasks.
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Types of Images
An image is an electronic representation of a text document, a photograph, a line drawing, or
other graphical entity. You can create an image by scanning a printed page, a photograph, a
drawing, by saving a fax, or by creating an image with a drawing or graphic-design program.
After a page of text is scanned and saved, it takes on the properties of an image file, and can no
longer be opened with a word processor or text editor.
other graphical entity. You can create an image by scanning a printed page, a photograph, a
drawing, by saving a fax, or by creating an image with a drawing or graphic-design program.
After a page of text is scanned and saved, it takes on the properties of an image file, and can no
longer be opened with a word processor or text editor.
Image File Formats
Images are saved as image files, which use file name extensions such as .TIF , .BMP , .JPG , and
.AWD . The extension indicates the format used to store the image.
Some formats, such as .BMP and .JPEG, contain just one image per file.
.AWD . The extension indicates the format used to store the image.
Some formats, such as .BMP and .JPEG, contain just one image per file.
Single Image File
Other formats, such as .TIFF and .AWD, are similar to a book. They contain one or more pages
with each page holding a single image.
with each page holding a single image.
Multiple Image File
Because image files are standard Windows files, you can use Windows commands to perform
operations such as:
operations such as:
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Organizing files into folders
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Attaching an image file to an e-mail message
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Copying, renaming, or deleting files
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Printing or faxing files
Image Documents
An image document is a collection of one or more images that are logically related. A simple
image document might be a blank form, scanned and saved in an image file format.
image document might be a blank form, scanned and saved in an image file format.
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Simple Image Document
Another image document could be a collection of faxes, memos, and photographs that are
scanned to a multi-page image file.
scanned to a multi-page image file.
Multi-Page Image File
Sharpdesk Imaging
With Sharpdesk Imaging, you can perform a variety of imaging operations by making selections
from menus or by clicking on tool buttons.
Many options present dialog boxes. If you are not sure about which values or properties to set,
accept the default values. These values were chosen to give satisfactory results in a variety of
situations. As you experiment with the different options and property settings, you can create
results that suit your preferences.
Sharpdesk Imaging consists of the Imaging application and ActiveX controls. The Imaging
application is described in the following sections.
from menus or by clicking on tool buttons.
Many options present dialog boxes. If you are not sure about which values or properties to set,
accept the default values. These values were chosen to give satisfactory results in a variety of
situations. As you experiment with the different options and property settings, you can create
results that suit your preferences.
Sharpdesk Imaging consists of the Imaging application and ActiveX controls. The Imaging
application is described in the following sections.
Imaging Application
This section briefly describes what you can do with the Imaging application. For more detailed
information, including how to perform specific tasks, refer to the on-line Help while using the
application.
information, including how to perform specific tasks, refer to the on-line Help while using the
application.
Display Images
Imaging Application reads and displays the following types of image files:
IMAGE FILE TYPE
EXTENSION
TIFF Document
.TIF, .TIFF, .JFX
Bitmap Image
.BMP
Fax Document (Windows 95 and 98 installations only)
.AWD
GIF File
.GIF
Image Bookmark File
.IBK
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