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Imagemixer Label Maker User Manual
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Rotate/Flip Image: Pops up a submenu with these five options:
1. 90 degrees clockwise: Rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise.
2. 90 degrees counterclockwise: Rotate the image 90 degrees counterclockwise.
3. 180 degrees: Rotate the image 180 degrees.
4. Flip Vertical: Flip the image vertically.
5. Flip Horizontal: Flip the image horizontally (make a mirror image of it).
Edit Image: Pops up a submenu with these four options:
1. Convert to Black & White: Technically, we should describe this as
“
convert to
grayscale.
”
2. Invert (make a negative): Reverse the color of every pixel in the background image (if
this doesn
’
t make sense to you, just try it).
3. Make Brighter: Make the image a little bit brighter.
4. Make Darker: Make the image a little bit darker.
Reload: Reloads the image from its original file, discarding any edits you may have done to it.
Top-left pixel is transparent color: If you
’
ve checked this option, the program will treat the
color in the image
’
s top left pixel as the
“
transparent
”
color. Any pixels in the image with this
color will be transparent. Lots of clip art images are designed to be displayed with a transparent
background; this option lets you do so. Note: this setting usually has little effect on JPEG files,
because the JPEG compression algorithm will change background pixels to colors that are
similar to, but not quite the same as, the designated transparent color.
Remove: Removes the image from the label.
Cut Image: Removes the image from the label, but puts it on the clipboard, so you can paste it
back onto the label, or onto any other label, if you wish.
Copy Image: Copies the image to the clipboard without removing it from the label.
Maintain aspect ratio: If you
’
ve checked this option, you can resize the image without getting
the dreaded funhouse mirror effect. If you uncheck it, you can streeeetch or scrunch the image
as much as you like.
Hide/Show Toolbar: Hides or shows the little image toolbar that normally displays just
underneath the image whenever you select the image.
Any of these changes that you make to a clip art image will change the way the Label Maker
displays the image, but will not affect the clip art image
’
s original file in any way.
If you apply any of these changes to an image and decide you don
’
t like them, you can click the
“
Undo
”
button to retract them.