SoftBank 304T, Руководство пользователя

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Use
G
to select a resize method and press
@
E
The resized image appears.
●
If the method selected does not correspond to the image size, use
E
to position the
image and press
@
.
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To toggle between 1 dot, 10 dot and 30 dot to change the unit by which the image
moves, use
I
. From the default setting of 10 dot, press
I
to switch to
30 dot.
9
Press
L
and press
L
If Overwrite is selected, the image cannot be returned to its original size. To keep the original
file and create a new file, select DIFF File .
10
Use
G
to select how to save the file and press
@
E
The resized image is saved.
If DIFF File was selected, enter a name and press
@
.
OK Set
30-Dot
Note
If Data Folder is full, the edited image cannot be saved. To save the image,
select Yes after Step 10 and delete files no longer required (
@
page 9-20).
Changing Image Sizes
Enlarge or reduce the size of an image saved to Data Folder.
Image Sizes
Select one of the following menu items.
240W X 320H Dot , 144W X 176H Dot , 120W X 160H Dot and User Design *
*Enter a size from 16 to 240 dots for the width and 16 to 320 dots for the height.
Resize Methods
1
Press
KB
2
Use
E
to select
Edit Image
and press
@
E
Edit Image is highlighted.
3
Press
@
Only folders containing files that can be edited in Data Folder appear.
4
Use
E
to select the Picture folder and press
@
5
Use
E
to select an image and press
@
E
Change Size is highlighted.
6
Press
@
7
Use
G
to select an image size and press
@
●
The selected size is indicated by a dotted line in the Image window.
●
If User Design is selected, press
@
and enter an image size.
Equal Size
Fit to Width
Fit to Length
Fit to Size
Menu Item Description
Trim the image to the selected size (
@
above) without enlarging or
reducing the image.
Resize the image to the selected height and width (
@
above).
The image may be stretched or squeezed.
Resize the image to the height of the selected size (
@
above) while
maintaining the original height-to-width ratio.
Resize the image to the width of the selected size (
@
above) while
maintaining the original height-to-width ratio.