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Chapter 1: Getting started

View area: This is the main viewing area, which displays the current image or media file. You can customize the view, and

zoom in or out on your images and media files.

Bottom toolbar: Located below the main viewing area, the Bottom toolbar provides shortcut buttons to commonly-used

tools and commands, such as the zoom and scroll tools. You can customize the toolbar to use large or small icons, or you

can choose to not display the toolbar.

Filmstrip: This is an area below the main viewing area, which displays thumbnails of the images in the current folder or in

the group of images you selected in Manage mode. It provides a scroll bar along the bottom, so that you can scroll through

your images, and buttons for moving to the next or previous image.

Status bar: Located at the bottom of the window, the Status bar displays information and properties for the current image

or media file. It also displays icons for rating, color labels, and tagging that you can click to edit.

View mode can also display the Properties pane to show EXIF, IPTC and ACDSee metadata information about the image or file. View

mode also has the Navigator, Magnifying Glass and Histogram panes, each of which show detailed image information.

To open an image or media file in View mode:

In Manage mode, in the File List pane, do one of the following:

Select a file and press Enter.

Select a file and click the View mode button.

Double-click a file.

Right-click an image or media file, and then select View.

To open a group of images in View mode:

1. In Manage mode, in the File List pane, select a group of images.

2. Press Enter.

3. To navigate through the images, do the following:

To view the next image in the sequence, click Next.

To view the previous image in the sequence, click Previous.

Viewing images in full screen mode

You can use the entire screen of your monitor to display images. In full screen mode, the window borders, menu bar, status bar,

and toolbars are hidden, and only the image is visible. If you want to always view your images in full screen mode, you can set this

option as the default for View mode.

To view images in full screen mode:

1. Open an image or a group of images in View mode.

2. Click View | Full Screen.

3. Right-click the image to access the View mode tools and options via a context menu.

To exit full screen mode:

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