This menu is available in the Image Archive and in the Page Editor. However, not all entries are available in both modes.
The StudioLine Explorer provides access to web galleries and the
image archive, as well as the files on your computer and local network.
StudioLine
Explorer Panel
Assists with placing objects on the work space and displays a panel with hints. If hints do not appear, select Show All Hints from the Help menu.
Opens the StudioLine Explorer. Locate the image on your computer and drag it onto the page.
Note: To view your desktop or network folders, use the button Up One Level as necessary.
Creates a new folder in the Image Archive.
Changes the name of a folder in the Image Archive.
Removes a folder and moves all of its contents to the StudioLine Recycle Bin.
Opens an existing document.
There will be a prompt, if the workspace contains unsaved changes.
Displays a list of the most recently used documents for the current mode. To open, choose a document from the list.
Opens the Image Archive Explorer so you can browse to the location where you want to move the folder. On the workspace, select images or folders that you want to move and drag them onto the StudioLine Explorer.
The document will be saved to disk.
In Page Editor mode, StudioLine will automatically save the work every 2 minutes. After an abnormal termination, the user will be offered to revert to the last saved version.
Ctrl+S
Opens the StudioLine Explorer. Locate an image on your computer and drag it onto the StudioLine workspace or an Image Archive folder.
Note: To view your desktop or network folders, use the button Up One Level as necessary.
This function permits the exchange of StudioLine files between different users or workstations. The StudioLine Explorer opens. Locate a file that was previously exported by StudioLine. They can be recognized by their file extensions:
.SLI Image Archives. May contain several images.
.SLX A Web Gallery. Includes any images used.
If the imported objects already exist, StudioLine will offer to replace the existing objects, to rename the imported objects, or to skip these objects.
The Import submenu also lists all available scanners and digital cameras that are installed on your system offering the standard TWAIN interface. If you select one of these menu entries, the corresponding vendor specific scanning application is started. The scanned images are inserted into the current image archive folder.
Consult your hardware manuals for instructions specific to that product.
This function allows third-party text and graphics applications to use content maintained by StudioLine.
The StudioLine Explorer opens.
Browse to the folder where you would like the exported files to be stored.
Drag a StudioLine text or image object to the folder in the StudioLine Explorer.
Choose a file format and optional settings.
This function permits the exchange of StudioLine objects between different users or workstations.
Safeguards your most precious moments by creating a backup on CD or DVD. If applicable, StudioLine will prompt you whether to backup any subfolders.
After a while, you may no longer need to work with images in certain folders. The offload function allows you to move the large master-copies of all images into a folder, CD or DVD. Once the offload is successful, the physical images will be deleted off the hard disk, conserving valuable disk space.
Write the images of the current folder to CDs or DVDs using the most common graphics formats.
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 new message in the default email software configured for your computer (if any). Any images selected on the StudioLine workspace are enclosed as attachments.
Note: If no compatible email has been configured on your computer, use the function Export Object/Images to Files to export the images to your desktop instead. Then follow the instructions of your email software on how to attach these images to a new message.
Arranges the selected images in a gallery for use on a web site.
Creates another instance of StudioLine.
Permits working on multiple documents or objects side by side, as
well as drag and drop operations between different StudioLine modes
or web galleries.
Exits StudioLine.