The Image in Image Archive Context menu appears after clicking the right mouse button over an image, or after selecting an image and then pressing Alt+Enter or the special Context Menu key on the Windows keyboard.
A context menu will contain different choices, based on the current circumstances. Only some of the following menu items will appear at any one time.
Displays a list of image tools that have been applied against the selected object, if any.
Image
Menu - Active Image Tools
Displays a list of all image tools.
Assigns descriptive information to selected objects.
Moves the current selection to the system clipboard.
Ctrl+X
Copies the current selection to the system clipboard.
Ctrl+C
Pastes the content of the system clipboard.
Ctrl+V
Deletes the current selection.
Delete
The first entry is the system defined shortcut associated with the file extension.
Creates a copy of the selected image that will be opened by the program subsequently chosen in the Windows 'Open with' panel.
Maintains the list of image editing programs.
Integrates the selected image and all of its image tools into a single flat copy.
The first entry is the system defined shortcut associated with the file extension.
The 'Open with' panel is displayed and the program selected will open the original of the selected image.
Maintains the list of image editing programs.
Reloads the image. This is useful if you have edited the image with an program outside of StudioLine and your changes are not displayed.
Imports an external image to internal storage. You may be asked to insert the appropriate CD, DVD or removable media if that is where the original image resides.
Moves an image to external storage and only keeps a small 'proxy' image internally. You will need to select a target folder.
Reloads the graphics file, which originally had been imported into StudioLine. If available, StudioLine will look for the file in its original location. If the file is not found and if only a single image is currently selected, then the user will be offered to browse for the file.
This function can improve image quality whenever a small section of an image was first cropped and subsequently enlarged. The reload function retrieves the original graphics file and stores the cutout area in the highest resolution permitted by the Image Archive Preferences. In case of Kodak Photo CDs, the most suitable resolution will be loaded.
Opens a window controlling the display size of the selected image. The display size is reset to its standard value as soon as the zoom window is closed.
Allows manual or automatic browsing (slide show) through currently selected images.
This function allows third-party text and graphics applications to use content maintained by StudioLine.
Arranges the selected images in a gallery for use on a web site.
Creates a new message in the default email software configured for your computer (if any). The selected images are enclosed as attachments.
To order prints from your local photo store, you can create CDs or DVDs using the most common graphics formats. If applicable, you will be prompted whether to write subfolders to the disc as well.
Prints all selected images. You can choose a print layout.
Invokes the selection of styles for greeting cards, calendars, CD covers, etc.
Adds the selected image(s) to the print spooler.
Collects and formats images for quality printing.
Creates a duplicate of the image under a new name.
This function can be helpful when you need more than one distinct cutout area from a single picture.
Creates a reference pointer (shortcut) to the original image. The shortcut may be moved to other folders in the Image Archive. Any changes to the original image will propagate to the shortcuts.
This function can be helpful, when preparing a slide show from images that are located in a number of different folders.
Opens a StudioLine Explorer panel together with a hint box explaining how to move images to other folders.
Displays a list of pages where an image is being used.