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Chapter 4: View Mode

The selected image is saved as ACD Wallpaper.bmp in the Windows folder. ACDSee Pro automatically changes the wallpaper settings

in the Control Panel Display properties to display the image.

To automatically stretch wallpapered images to fit the screen:

1. Click Tools | Options.

2. In the Options dialog box, click General.

3. On the General page, select the Automatically stretch wallpaper to fit screen check box.

4. Click OK.

To display the previous wallpaper:

Click Tools | Set Wallpaper | Restore.

Viewing and Using Brush Files

You can view brush files in Manage mode just like fonts or other files. This means that you can assign ratings or organize them just

like any other file in ACDSee. Because many .abr files are actually groups of images in one file, you need to open them in View mode

to see the individual images.

This icon indicates an .abr brush file in ACDSee.

To view brush files:

In Manage mode, navigate to the folder containing your brush files.

To see just the top image in any .abr file, hover over the thumbnail to activate the pop-up, or click it to see the image in the

Preview pane.

To view the other images in the .abr file, double-click it to open it in View mode. The file opens in View mode showing the

individual images in a pane on the left-hand side.

To see the number of images, and select them by number, click the down-arrow at the top of the sidebar, and then select

the number of the image.

To scroll through the images, click the right and left arrows at the top of the sidebar, or on each image.

To use brush files in Adobe Photoshop®:

With both Adobe Photoshop® and ACDSee Pro open, drag the file from the File List (in Manage mode) onto the Photoshop® window.

Even though nothing appears to happen, the brush is loaded into the Photoshop® brush library. To view the new brushes, open the

library and scroll to the bottom of the pane.

To make it even easier to use brushes in Photoshop®, you can configure it to be your default editor. Then you can use

CTRL + ALT + X to open Photoshop® and use the brush right away.

Playing Video and Audio Files

You can play video or audio files in many formats in ACDSee. You can control playback volume and appearance, select parts of a

media file to play or save, and create an image from a video frame.

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