Ulead PHOTOIMPACT 11, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 7: BATCH PROCESSING 251
To record a quick command:
1. In the Task Tab , click Create a new task .
2. Enter a name for the sequence of actions that you want to record, then click
Record .
3. Begin applying a series of commands to your image. For instance, you can
firstly create several objects. Then, click to select an object and choose
Properties from the right-click menu. Here, you can change the Merge
method, Transparency , and so on. You can also apply menu commands or
toolbar actions. All of these will be automatically recorded in the QCP .
4. After you have applied the desired commands, click Stop . To add more
commands to the task, click Record again and continue working on image.
Note: You can also rearrange the task commands here by simply dragging a task
command to a different location on the Task list. You can also right-click the
list to open a pop-up menu to customize the Task list.
After recording a series of actions, you can apply them all or just a select few to
another image.
• To apply an entire series of actions to an image, simply click Play in the
Task Tab . All recorded actions will be applied.
• To apply a single command to an image, use the Task Tab and click the
desired command.
Notes:
• Click Task menu commands and select Task Manager on the pop-up menu
to organize and edit tasks in a set.
• Click Batch Task to apply a command to all image files in a selected folder.
• Click Add to EasyPalette to save a task in the EasyPalette for later use. You
can choose the current image or a default task icon as the EasyPalette
thumbnail.
Using tasks in the EasyPalette
EasyPalette provides the Task Gallery in which a number of commonly used preset
tasks are available. You can also store your own tasks in the EasyPalette.
To apply a task stored in the EasyPalette:
• In the EasyPalette, drag a task to an image in the workspace.
• In the EasyPalette, double-click a task.
• Select one or more image files in the Document Manager or the Browse
Manager, and then drag a task to these files.