Colors Menu

24-bit Color command

256 Colors command

16 Colors command

256 Grays command

16 Grays command


16 Colors command  (Colors menu)

Sets the number of colors to 16 Colors (4-bit color).

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Steps: Changing Colors


16 Grays command  (Colors menu)

Sets the number of colors to 16 Grays (4-bit gray scale).

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Steps: Changing Colors


24-bit Color command  (Colors menu)

Sets the number of colors to 24-bit Color (16,777,216 colors).

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Steps: Changing Colors


256 Colors command  (Colors menu)

Sets the number of colors to 256 Colors (8-bit color). Access software loads images with 256 Colors as the default.

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Steps: Changing Colors


256 Grays command  (Colors menu)

Sets the number of colors to 256 Grays (8-bit gray scale).

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Steps: Changing Colors


Edit Menu

Undo Crop command

Copy command

Select All Images command

Show Crop Window command


Copy command  (Edit menu)

Duplicates the selection in the photo window and copies it temporarily to the clipboard.

Access software makes it easy to copy a selection [image] an entire photo or a cropped portion of a photo [image] from the active photo window to the clipboard. The bitmap stays on the clipboard until you copy another selection or exit Access software.

See Also

Copying to the Clipboard


Select All Images command  (Edit menu)

Selects all images in the active contact sheet window.

See Also

Selecting All Images

Selecting with the Mouse


Show Crop Window command  (Edit menu)

Displays a miniature version of a selected image or photo in a separate window for cropping.

See Also

Cropping a Photo


Undo Crop command  (Edit menu)

Cancels the most recent cropping action in the active photo window.

See Also

Cropping a Photo


File Menu

Load Contact Sheet command

Load Photo(s) command

Load Selected Photo(s) command

Export Photo(s) command

Export Photo(s) as CMYK command

Get Info command

Preferences command

Exit command


Exit command  (File menu)

Closes all open windows and ends your Access software session.


Export Photo(s) as CMYK command  (File menu)

Exports the selected photo as CMYK to the file and in the export file format you specify.

Note: You must have the KODAK Precision Color Management System software installed and configured to use the Export Photo(s) as CMYK command.

CMYK photos produce one image each for the four colors used in printing [image] Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Access software exports photos in photo windows and images on the Photo CD disc as CMYK using the current settings for colors, size, and orientation.

See Also

Reference: Exporting a Photo as CMYK

Steps: Exporting a Photo as CMYK


Export Photo(s) command  (File menu)

Exports the selected photo to the file and in the export file format you specify.

See Also

Export Photo(s) as CMYK command

Reference: Exporting a Photo

Steps: Exporting a Photo


Get Info command  (File menu)

Displays information about the active Photo CD disc and either the currently selected image or the photo in the active photo window. The photofinisher writes this information to the Photo CD disc.

See Also

Reference: Displaying Disc and Photo Information

Steps: Displaying Disc and Photo Information


Load Contact Sheet command  (File menu)

Displays all the images on a Photo CD disc in a contact sheet window in the default colors and size set by the File Preferences command.

See Also

Reference: Loading a Contact Sheet

Steps: Loading a Contact Sheet


Load Photo(s) command  (File menu)

Displays the named images from a Photo CD disc in photo windows using the default colors and size without loading the contact sheet.

See Also

Reference: Loading a Photo

Setting Photo Defaults

Steps: Loading a Photo


Load Selected Photo(s) command  (File menu)

Displays the selected images from a contact sheet window in individual photo windows using the default colors and size. To specify these defaults, choose Preferences from the File menu. If you make a color or size selection in the Colors or Size menus, it overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command.

See Also

Reference: Loading a Selected Photo

Selecting with the Mouse

Steps: Loading a Selected Photo


Preferences command  (File menu)

Specifies the contact sheet, photo, and general Access software defaults.

See Also

Factory Settings

Setting Contact Sheet Defaults

Setting Image Cache

Setting Photo Defaults


Steps: Changing Colors

You use the Colors menu to change the number of colors with which to:

Display the selected photos in a contact sheet window

Display the contents of a photo window

Export photos

Copy photos to the clipboard

You can also specify the number of colors Access software uses to display thumbnails in a contact sheet window and load photos in photo windows.

To change the colors in a contact sheet window

1	Select one or more images whose colors you want to change.

2	From the Colors menu, choose the desired number of colors.

Access software does not change the colors of the photo while it is in a contact sheet window. You see the new colors when you load the photo.

3	From the File menu, choose Load Selected Photo(s).

To change the number of colors for a photo

1	Select the photo window whose colors you want to change.

2	From the Colors menu, choose the desired number of colors.

Access software immediately reloads and redisplays the photo window with the new colors.

See Also

Reference: Changing Colors

Setting Preferences


Reference: Changing Colors

Tips

Depending on the size of the screen and the size you select for the thumbnails, the screen may not be able to display the number of colors you select.

The commands in the Colors menu are dimmed until you select an image in a contact sheet window or a photo in a photo window.

Changing the colors of an image in a contact sheet window does not affect the image on the Photo CD disc.


Steps: Changing Contrast

To change the density and contrast of images, you choose a look-up table (LUT) from the Transforms menu to control the color conversion. The default LUT is the built-in LUT for Access software. The other LUTs are named msetup1 through msetup9. The higher the number, the higher the rendered image contrast.

To change the look-up table in a contact sheet window

1	Select the image whose look-up table you want to change.

2	From the Transforms menu, choose the desired look-up table.

Access software does not change the image's look-up table while it is in a contact sheet window. You see the new look-up table when you load the image.

3	From the File menu, choose Load Selected Photo(s).

To change the look-up table for a photo

1	Select the photo window whose look-up table you want to change.

2	From the Transforms menu, choose the desired look-up table.

See Also

Reference: Changing Contrast


Reference: Changing Contrast

Tips

Access software supplies the look-up tables in files named MSETUP1.TXT through MSETUP9.TXT in the PCDLUTS directory.

Changing the look-up table in a contact sheet window does not affect the image on the Photo CD disc.

To restore the built-in look-up table, choose the Default LUT command from the Transforms menu.

The commands in the Transforms menu are dimmed until you select a photo window or an image in a contact sheet window.


Steps: Changing Size

Size is expressed as the number of pixels Access software displays horizontally by the number it displays vertically. You use the Size menu to specify the resolution for:

Loading the selected photos in a contact sheet window

Displaying the contents of the photo window

Exporting photos

Copying photos to the clipboard

To change the size in a contact sheet window

1	Select one or more images whose size you want to change.

2	From the Size menu, choose the desired size.

Access software does not change the image's size while it is in a contact sheet window. You see the new size when you load the image.

3	From the File menu, choose Load Selected Photo(s).

To change the size of a photo

1	Select the photo window whose size you want to change.

2	From the Size menu, choose the desired size.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size


Reference: Changing Size

This table summarizes the sizes in Access software and their typical uses. (These sizes are for landscape orientation. Reverse the values for portrait orientation.)

Size	Typical Use

  128 x 192	Select and preview images

  256 x 384	Manage low-resolution images

(default)

  512 x 768	Display moderate-resolution

images (TV)

1024 x 1536	Handle high-resolution images

(High Definition TV)

2048 x 3172	Print and enlarge photographic-

quality images

4096 x 6144	Store professional-quality

images (only available on

Pro Photo CD Master discs)

Tips

Smaller sizes show less detail, but use less memory and display more quickly. In general, you should select the size that is most convenient for working with on the screen.

It can take Access software considerable time to load a photo at the 4096 x 6144 size.

If you export a photo, you can choose a different size.

When you choose a size from the Size menu, it overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command.

Changing the size of an image in a contact sheet window does not affect the image on the Photo CD disc.

If a photo window contains only a cropped portion of a photo, Access software resizes the entire photo, not just the cropped portion.


Steps: Cropping a Photo

When you crop a photo, you trim it to create more dramatic photo effects or to make a photo fit in a particular physical space. Cropping does not delete any portion of a photo. Instead, you display only the portion of a photo you are interested in.

You can crop photos in a photo window, in the crop window, or in a contact sheet window.

To crop a photo in a photo window or in the crop window

1	Select the photo window that contains the photo you want to crop.

2	If the crop window is not showing, choose Show Crop Window from the Edit menu.

3	Change the size of the crop box by dragging the bi-directional arrow cursors on the edges of the crop box.

To crop an image in a contact sheet window

1	Select the contact sheet window that contains the image to be cropped.

2	Select the image you want to crop.

3	Repeat steps 2 [image] 3 for cropping in a photo window or in the crop window.

See Also

Crop Window

Reference: Cropping a Photo


Reference: Cropping a Photo

Tips

To cancel a cropping action, choose Undo Crop from the Edit menu.

You can also change the size of the crop box by clicking the w (width) or h (height) dimension field in the crop window and typing in a new value.

Use the hand cursor to pan the crop box over the desired portion of the photo.

Access software continuously updates the crop window dimensions and file size readouts as you adjust the crop box.

Cropping in the crop window works the same as cropping in the photo window except the crop window does not mask the cropped area.


Steps: Exporting a Photo

1	Select the photo you want to export or click its photo window.

2	From the File menu, choose Export Photo(s).

3	Type in the name of the export file in the Export Filename box.

4	From the directories list box, select the directory in which to save the export file (optional).

5	In the Format box, select the export file format you want.

If you select TIF, type in the desired resolution for the export file in the TIF DPI field.

6	In the Size box, select the size in which to export the selected photo.

7	In the Color box, select the number of colors in which to export the selected photo.

Any options you select in the Size or Color drop-down list boxes override the defaults specified by the File Preferences command and any commands you choose in the Size or Color menus for the contact sheet window.

8	Click OK.

See Also

Export Photo(s) as CMYK command

Reference: Exporting a Photo


Reference: Exporting a Photo

Export Filename

Type in the name of the export file in which to store the selected photos or images.

Format

Select the file format in which to export the selected photos or images. With Access software you can choose from these export file formats:

Format	Description

BMP	Windows version 2.x bitmap

EPS	Encapsulated PostScript

PCX	PC Paintbrush

RIF	Resource Interchange File Format

TIF	Tagged Image File

TIF_YCC	Tagged Image File to Photo YCC

WMF	Windows Metafile Format

BMP is the default export file format.

EPS, PCX, TIF, and WMF are widely used by many MICROSOFT Windows applications.

TIF_YCC exports raw PhotoYCC data in TIF format. PhotoYCC is the native color format of a Photo CD disc, a device-independent technique for expressing image information. Each PhotoYCC pixel has one brightness value, Y, and two color values, C1 and C2.

TIF DPI

If you select TIF, type in the desired resolution for the exported photos or images in this field. Resolution is measured in dots per inch. The default is 1.

Note: Access software only displays this field when you select TIF as the export file format.

Color

Displays the number of colors in which to export the selected photos or images. The default is number of colors in the active photo window.

Size

Displays the size in pixels at which to export the selected photos or images. The default is 256 x 384 pixels.

Tips

If you make a size or color selection in the Export Photo to File dialog box, it overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command as well as any commands you choose in the Size or Colors menus for the contact sheet window.

Access software exports photos in photo windows and images in a contact sheet window using the current settings for colors, size, and orientation.

To export multiple photos, select them first in a contact sheet window.

When exporting multiple photos or images, name the export file as you wish, but leave the "nnn" somewhere in the filename. Access software uses the "nnn" to name each photo with a number that corresponds to the original image number on the Photo CD disc.

When you export a photo using 24-bit Color, the maximum amount of color information stored on the Photo CD disc is preserved in the exported copy.

If you export a photo with width and height dimensions that are not multiples of four, Access software expands the photo to a multiple of four. For example, Access software will expand a photo of 125 x 381 pixels to 128 x 384 pixels.

The Export Photo(s) command is dimmed until you select a photo.

You do not need to type the extension for the export file format in the export filename. Access software supplies it automatically.

See Also

Exporting a Batch of Photos


Reference: Export Batch of Photos Dialog Box
Export Batch of Photos Dialog Box

Format

Select the file format in which to export the selected photos or images. With Access software you can choose from these export file formats:

Format	Description

BMP	Windows version 2.x bitmap

EPS	Encapsulated PostScript

PCX	PC Paintbrush

RIF	Resource Interchange File Format

TIF	Tagged Image File

TIF_YCC	Tagged Image File to Photo YCC

WMF	Windows Metafile Format

BMP is the default export file format.

EPS, PCX, TIF, and WMF are widely used by many MICROSOFT Windows applications.

TIF_YCC exports raw PhotoYCC data in TIF format. PhotoYCC is the native color format of a Photo CD disc, a device-independent technique for expressing image information. Each PhotoYCC pixel has one brightness value, Y, and two color values, C1 and C2.

TIF DPI

If you select TIF, type in the desired resolution for the exported photos or images in this field. Resolution is measured in dots per inch. The default is 1.

Note: Access software only displays this field when you select TIF as the export file format.

Color

Displays the number of colors in which to export the selected images. The drop-down list box is empty if the selected images have different numbers of colors.

Size

Displays the size in pixels at which to export the selected images. The drop-down list box is empty if the selected images have different sizes.


Steps: Loading a Contact Sheet

1	From the File menu, choose Load Contact Sheet.

2	From the Load a Contact Sheet dialog box, select the drive that contains the Photo CD disc you want to work with and click OK.

If an image on the Photo CD disc has copyright and/or rights use restrictions, Access software displays a Warning box with the names of files that describe the copyright and/or rights use restrictions.

3	Click OK to load the contact sheet.

See Also

Loading a Photo

Reference: Loading a Contact Sheet


Reference: Loading a Contact Sheet

Tips

You can read the copyright and/or rights use restrictions files using a text editor or by clicking the © button in the photo window after Access software has loaded the photo.

You can start loading images immediately by selecting them and double-clicking or by selecting the images and then using the Load Selected Photo(s) command.

If a contact sheet window is active and you crop an image or choose a command from the Orientation menu, Access software immediately changes the image to reflect the cropping or the new orientation. Access software does not change the image if you choose commands in the Colors, Size, or Transforms menus.

To change the size of the contact sheet images, choose Preferences from the File menu.


Steps: Loading a Photo

1	From the File menu, choose Load Photo(s).

2	From the Select Photo(s) dialog box, select the device that contains the Photo CD disc you want to work with.

3	Select one or more photo names.

4	Click OK.

If an image on the Photo CD disc has copyright and/or rights use restrictions, Access software displays a Warning box with the names of files that describe the copyright and/or rights use restrictions.

5	Click OK to load the photo.

See Also

Loading a Contact Sheet

Reference: Loading a Photo

Selecting with the Mouse


Reference: Loading a Photo

Available Photos

Lists the names of the photos on the Photo CD disc specified above the list box.

Preview

Select this check box to display a reduced version of one selected photo to confirm that it is the one you want to load. Preview is not available when you select multiple photos.

Tips

To select multiple photos from the Select Photo(s) dialog box, hold down SHIFT or CTRL as you click.

You can read the copyright and/or rights use restrictions files using a text editor or by clicking the © button in the photo window after Access software has loaded the photo.

When Access software loads a complete image from a Photo CD disc, all of the blocks are loaded into memory. For more information, see "Setting Preferences" in the Getting Started booklet.


Set Preferences

You use the File Preferences command to specify:

Contact Sheet Defaults

Photo Defaults

Image Cache

Factory Settings


Steps: Setting Contact Sheet Defaults

You use the Contact Sheet Defaults area of the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box to specify these items for a contact sheet window:

Size of thumbnails

Number of colors to use in displaying thumbnails

Number of columns to use in displaying thumbnails

Color selections for background, highlight, matte, and text

See Also

Parts of a Contact Sheet Window

Setting Background Color

Setting Highlight Color

Setting Matte Color

Setting Text Color

Setting Thumbnail Colors

Setting Thumbnail Columns

Setting Thumbnail Size


Steps: Setting Thumbnail Size

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

3	In the Size box, select Small, Medium, or Large.

4	Click OK.

Tips

The default thumbnail size is Small.

The thumbnail size setting affects only the appearance of the contact sheet; it does not alter the images on the Photo CD disc.

Large thumbnails use four times as much RAM as medium or small thumbnails.


Steps: Setting Thumbnail Colors

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

3	From the Colors drop-down list box under Contact Sheet Defaults, select the default number of colors.

4	Click OK.

Tips

The default number of colors is 256.

Your screen may not be able to display the number of colors you choose.


Steps: Setting Thumbnail Columns

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

3	From the Columns drop-down list box under Contact Sheet Defaults, select the default number of columns or Single Row.

4	Click OK.

Tips

The default number of columns is 06.

Depending on the size of the screen and the size you select for the thumbnails, the screen may not be able to display the number of columns you select.


Steps: Setting Background Color

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	Click the Color Selection button under Contact Sheet Defaults.

3	In the Color Selections dialog box, click the Background box.

4	In the Basic Colors palette, pick the color you want.

5	Click OK.

6	Press ALT+F4.

7	Click OK.

Access software immediately displays the new background color in the contact sheet window.

Tips

To restore the default background color, click Factory Settings in the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box.


Steps: Setting Highlight Color

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	Click the Color Selection button under Contact Sheet Defaults.

3	In the Color Selections dialog box, click the Highlight box.

4	In the Basic Colors palette, pick the color you want.

5	Click OK.

6	Press ALT+F4.

7	Click OK.

Access software immediately displays the new highlight color in the contact sheet window.

Tips

To restore the default highlight color, click Factory Settings in the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box.


Steps: Setting Matte Color

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	Click the Color Selection button under Contact Sheet Defaults.

3	In the Color Selections dialog box, click the Matte box.

4	In the Basic Colors palette, pick the color you want.

5	Click OK.

6	Press ALT+F4.

7	Click OK.

Access software immediately displays the new matte color in the contact sheet window.

Tips

To restore the default matte color, click Factory Settings in the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box.


Steps: Setting Text Color

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	Click the Color Selection button under Contact Sheet Defaults.

3	In the Color Selections dialog box, click the Text box.

4	In the Basic Colors palette, pick the color you want.

5	Click OK.

6	Press ALT+F4.

7	Click OK.

Access software immediately displays the new text color in the contact sheet window.

Tips

To restore the default text color, click Factory Settings in the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box.


Steps: Setting Photo Defaults

You use the Photo Defaults area of the Photo CD Access Preferences dialog box to specify these items for a photo window:

Size for loading photos and for exporting them

Number of colors to use in loading photos

See Also

Parts of a Photo Window

Setting Colors for Loading Photos

Setting Size for Loading Photos


Steps: Setting Size for Loading Photos

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	From the Size drop-down list box under Photo Defaults, select the default photo size.

3	Click OK.

When you load a new photo into a photo window, Access software displays it in the new default photo size.

Tips

The default photo size of 256 x 384 pixels provides a good-quality display.

Smaller sizes show less detail, but use less memory and display more quickly.

The size of a photo appears in the File Size field below the title bar of the photo window. The units are kilobytes (KB) or megabytes (MB).


Steps: Setting Colors for Loading Photos

1	From the File menu, choose Preferences.

2	From the Colors drop-down list box under Photo Defaults, select the default number of colors.

3	Click OK.

When you load a new photo into a photo window, Access software displays it in the new default number of colors.

Tips

The default number of colors is 256.

Smaller sizes show less detail, but use less memory and display more quickly.


Steps: Rotating a Photo

Access software enables you to rotate an image or a photo in three ways:

90 degrees clockwise (to the right)

90 degrees counterclockwise (to the left)

180 degrees

The default orientation setting may be either landscape or portrait. Images on a Photo CD disc are always stored in landscape orientation.

To rotate an image in a contact sheet window

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	Select the image you want to rotate.

3	From the Orientation menu, choose the desired Rotate command.

To rotate a photo in a photo window

1	Select the photo you want to rotate.

2	From the Orientation menu, choose the desired Rotate command.

See Also

Flipping a Photo

Reference: Rotating a Photo


Reference: Rotating a Photo

Tips

The origin (0,0) of the coordinate system used for Photo CD disc images is always at the upper left corner of the image, regardless of the images orientation.

The commands in the Orientation menu are dimmed until you select a photo in a contact sheet window or a photo window.

Changing the orientation of an image in a contact sheet window does not affect the image on the Photo CD disc.

When you rotate a cropped portion of a photo, Access software rotates the entire photo, not just the visible portion.

If the active photo window contains a cropped portion of a photo, Access software resizes the photo window and then rotates the window.


Steps: Flipping a Photo

Access software enables you to flip an image or a photo in two ways:

Horizontally on the vertical axis (from side to side)

Vertically on the horizontal axis (top to bottom)

To flip an image in a contact sheet window

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	Select the image you want to flip.

3	From the Orientation menu, choose the desired Flip command.

To flip a photo in a photo window

1	Select the photo you want to rotate.

2	From the Orientation menu, choose the desired Flip command.

See Also

Reference: Flipping a Photo

Rotating a Photo


Reference: Flipping a Photo

Tips

The commands in the Orientation menu are dimmed until you select a photo in a contact sheet window or a photo window.

Changing the orientation of an image in a contact sheet window does not affect the image on the Photo CD disc.

When you flip a cropped portion of a photo, Access software flips the entire photo, not just the visible portion.

If the active photo window contains a cropped portion of a photo, Access software resizes the photo window and then flips the window.


Steps: Copying to the Clipboard

1	Select a photo window.

2	Drag the crop cursors in the photo window until the portion of the photo you want to keep appears inside the crop box.

3	From the Edit menu, choose Copy.

See Also

Cropping a Photo

Reference: Copying to the Clipboard


Reference: Copying to the Clipboard

Tips

Use the hand cursor to pan the crop box over the desired portion of the photo.

To see the dimensions of the cropped area in a photo, choose Show Crop Window from the Edit menu.

Access software continuously updates the crop window dimensions and file size readouts as you adjust the crop box.


Steps: Selecting All Images

1	Select a contact sheet window.

2	From the Edit menu, choose Select All Images.

Access software outlines all the images in the highlight color.

See Also

Reference: Selecting All Images

Selecting with the Mouse


Reference: Selecting All Images

Tips

To change the highlight color, choose Preferences from the File menu.


Steps: Exporting a Photo as CMYK

Note: You must have the KODAK Precision Color Management System software installed and configured to use the Export Photo(s) as CMYK command. If you want to order this software, see "Ordering Information" in the Getting Started booklet.

1	Select a photo window.

2	From the File menu, choose Export Photo(s) as CMYK.

3	Type in the name of the export file in the Export Filename box.

4	(Optional) From the directories list box, select the directory in which to save the export file.

5	In the Format list box, select the export file format you want.

If you select TIF, type in the desired resolution for the export file in the TIF DPI field.

6	In the Size list box, select the size in which to export the selected photo.

Any option you select in the Size list box overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command and any command you choose in the Size menu for the contact sheet window.

7	Click the Photo CD Transform button and select a device in the Transforms Selection dialog box.

8	Click the CMYK Transform button and select a device in the Transforms Selection dialog box.

9	Click OK.

Note: The OK button is dimmed until you type in an export filename and select Photo CD and CMYK transforms.

See Also

Reference: Exporting a Photo as CMYK

Transform Selection Dialog Box


Reference: Exporting a Photo as CMYK

Export Filename

Type in the name of the export file in which to store the selected photos or images.

Format

Select the file format in which you can export the selected photos or images as CMYK. With Access software you can choose from these export file formats:

Format	Definition

EPS	Encapsulated PostScript

TIF	Tagged Image File Format

EPS is the default export file format. EPS and TIF are widely used by many MICROSOFT Windows applications.

TIF DPI

If you select TIF, type the desired resolution for the exported photos or images in this field. Resolution is measured in dots per inch. The default is 1.

Note: Access software only displays this field when you select TIF as the export file format.

Size

Displays the size in pixels at which you can export the selected photos or images in CMYK format. If you make a size selection from this drop-down list box, it overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command and any commands you choose in the Colors or Size menus.

Photo CD Transform

Displays the Photo CD transform type for the selected photos or images. By default, no Photo CD transform is selected. When you click this button, Access software displays the Transform Selection dialog box. After you select a device in and description in the Transform Selection dialog box and click OK, Access software displays the Photo CD Transform name in the Export CMYK Photo to File dialog box.

CMYK Transform

Displays the CMYK transform type for the selected photos or images. By default, no CMYK transform is selected. When you click this button, Access software displays the Transform Selection dialog box.  After you select a device and description in the Transform Selection dialog box and click OK, Access software displays the CMYK Transform name in the Export CMYK Photo to File dialog box.

Tips

You do not need to type the extension for the export file format. Access software supplies it automatically.

You can export a photo as CMYK using a different size than you used to display the original photo.

To export multiple photos, select them first in a contact sheet window.

When exporting multiple photos or images, name the export file as you wish, but leave the "nnn" somewhere in the filename. Access software uses the "nnn" to name each photo with a number that corresponds to the original image number on the Photo CD disc.

If you make a size selection in the Export CMYK Photo to File dialog box, it overrides the default specified by the File Preferences command and any command you choose in the Size menu for the contact sheet window.

See Also

Exporting a Batch of CMYK Photos


Reference: Export Batch of CMYK Photos Dialog Box
Export Batch of CMYK Photos Dialog Box

Format

Select the file format in which you can export the selected photos or images as CMYK. With Access software you can choose from these export file formats:

Format	Definition

EPS	Encapsulated PostScript

TIF	Tagged Image File Format

EPS is the default export file format. EPS and TIF are widely used by many MICROSOFT Windows applications.

TIF DPI

If you select TIF, type in the desired resolution for the exported photos or images in this field. Resolution is measured in dots per inch. The default is 1.

Note: Access software only displays this field when you select TIF as the export file format.

Size

Displays the size in pixels at which to export the selected images. The drop-down list box is empty if the selected images have different sizes.

Photo CD Transform

Displays the Photo CD transform type for the selected photos or images. By default, no Photo CD transform is selected. When you click this button, Access software displays the Transform Selection dialog box. After you select a device and description in the Transform Selection dialog box and click OK, Access software displays the CMYK Transform name in the Export Batch of CMYK Photos dialog box.

CMYK Transform

Displays the CMYK transform type for the selected photos or images. By default, no CMYK transform is selected. When you click this button, Access software displays the Transform Selection dialog box. After you select a device and description in the Transform Selection dialog box and click OK, Access software displays the CMYK Transform name in the Export Batch of CMYK Photos dialog box.


Reference: Transform Selection Dialog Box
Transform Selection Dialog Box

The Photo CD Transforms and CMYK Transforms are sets of data defined by Eastman Kodak Company that allow accurate conversion of color from one device to another.

Device

Electronic hardware equipment that is considered a peripheral to a computer system, such as an input scanner, color printer, or proofer.

Description

The input film product. The box below the Description provides complete details about the input film.

Image Info

Displays Disc Information and Photo Information for the current Photo CD disc and the photo in the active photo window.


Steps: Displaying Disc and Photo Information

1	Select a contact sheet window or a photo window.

2	From the File menu, choose Get Info.

See Also

Reference: Displaying Disc and Photo Information


Reference: Displaying Disc and Photo Information

Serial Number

Serial number for the disc.

Creation Time

The first date and time that images were written to the Photo CD disc.

Last Modification

The last date and time that images were added to the Photo CD disc.

Number of Images

The number of images on the Photo CD disc.

Number of Sessions

The number of sessions (sets of images) that the photofinisher has written to the Photo CD disc.

Image Number

The number of the image on the Photo CD disc.

Scan Time

The date and time at which the image was scanned.

Media Id

The film or other medium of the original image.

Media Type

The product code (or film type), the generation code, the ISO film speed, and the frame number of the original image.

PIW Equipment

The version of the Photo CD Imaging Workstation authoring software.

Scanner Vendor

The name of the scanner vendor.

Scanner Prod

The scanner model number or other identification.

Photofinisher

The name of the photofinisher.

View copyright information

Click this button to display copyright information for all the images on the Photo CD disc or the photo in the active photo window. This is a display-only window.


Steps: Loading a Selected Photo

1	From the File menu, choose Load Contact Sheet.

2	Select one or more images from the contact sheet window.

3	Load the selected image by double-clicking it.

If an image on the Photo CD disc has copyright and/or rights use restrictions, Access software displays a Warning box with the names of files that describe the copyright and/or rights use restrictions.

4	Click OK to load the image.

See Also

Reference: Loading a Selected Photo


Reference: Loading a Selected Photo

Tips

To select all images in a contact sheet window, choose Select All Images from the Edit menu.

To change the highlight color, choose Preferences from the File menu.

When Access software loads a complete image from a Photo CD disc, all of the image blocks are loaded into memory. For more information, see "Setting Preferences" in the Getting Started booklet.


Keyboard and Mouse

Access software enables you to use the keyboard and mouse to perform certain actions quickly.

Keyboard

Keyboard Shortcut Keys

Mouse

Selecting with the Mouse


Keyboard Shortcut Keys

To	Press

Cascade windows	SHIFT+F5

Copy window selection	CTRL+C

Display disc and photo	CTRL+I

information

Export a photo	CTRL+E

Export a photo as CMYK	CTRL+K

Get Help	F1

Load selected photos	CTRL+ENTER

Set preferences	CTRL+P

Show crop window	CTRL+W

Tile windows	SHIFT+F4

Undo cropping action	CTRL+Z


Selecting with the Mouse

Access software provides various ways to select contact sheet windows , thumbnails , and photos.

To select	Do this

Contact sheet	Click anywhere in

contact sheet

window or select

contact sheet

window from

Window menu

Single thumbnail	Click thumbnail

Multiple, non-contiguous	Hold down CTRL as

thumbnails	you click

thumbnails

Multiple, contiguous	Hold down SHIFT as

thumbnails	you click

thumbnails

Single photo	Click anywhere in

photo window or

select photo

window from

Window menu

Single photo in photo	Click photo name

list box	and click OK

Multiple photos in	Hold down SHIFT or

photo list box	CTRL as you click

photo names


Commands and Menus

Colors menu

24-bit Color command

256 Colors command

16 Colors command

256 Grays command

16 Grays command

Edit menu

Copy command

Select All Images command

Show Crop Window command

Undo Crop command

File menu

Exit command

Export Photo(s) as CMYK command

Export Photo(s) command

Get Info command

Load Contact Sheet command

Load Photo(s) command

Load Selected Photo(s) command

Preferences command

Help menu

About command

Contents command

How to Use Help command

Search for Help on command

Orientation menu

Flip Horizontal command

Flip Vertical command

Rotate 90 Deg Clockwise command

Rotate 90 Deg Counterclockwise command

Rotate 180 Deg command

Size menu

  128 x 192 Pixels command

  256 x 384 Pixels command

  512 x 768 Pixels command

1024 x 1536 Pixels command

2048 x 3072 Pixels command

4096 x 6144 Pixels command

Transforms menu

Default LUT command

msetup1..msetup9 command

Window menu

Arrange Icons command

Cascade command

Tile command

1, 2, 3,...XX command


Orientation Menu

Rotate 90 Deg Clockwise command

Rotate 90 Deg Counterclockwise command

Rotate 180 Deg command

Flip Horizontal command

Flip Vertical command


Flip Horizontal command  (Orientation menu)

Flips the selected image or photo on the vertical axis (from side to side).

Tips

To restore a photo to its original orientation, choose the Flip Horizontal command again.

See Also

Flipping a Photo

Rotating a Photo


Flip Vertical command  (Orientation menu)

Flips the selected image or photo on the horizontal axis (top to bottom).

Tips

To restore a photo to its original orientation, choose the Flip Vertical command again.

See Also

Flipping a Photo

Rotating a Photo


Rotate 90 Deg Clockwise command  (Orientation menu)

Rotates the selected image or photo 90 degrees clockwise (to the right).

Tips

To restore a photo to its original orientation, choose the Rotate 90 Deg Counterclockwise command.

See Also

Rotating a Photo


Rotate 90 Deg Counterclockwise command  (Orientation menu)

Rotates the selected image or photo 90 degrees counterclockwise (to the left).

Tips

To restore a photo to its original orientation, choose the Rotate 90 Deg Clockwise command.

See Also

Rotating a Photo


Rotate 180 Deg command  (Orientation menu)

Rotates the selected image or photo 180 degrees.

Tips

To restore a photo to its original orientation, choose the Rotate 180 Deg command again.

See Also

Rotate 90 Deg Clockwise command

Rotate 90 Deg Counterclockwise command

Rotating a Photo


Size Menu

128 x 192 Pixels command

256 x 384 Pixels command

512 x 768 Pixels command

1024 x 1536 Pixels command

2048 x 3072 Pixels command

4096 x 6144 Pixels command


1024 x 1536 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 1024 pixels by 1536 pixels.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


128 x 192 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 128 pixels by 192 pixels.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


2048 x 3072 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 2048 pixels by 3072 pixels.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


256 x 384 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 256 pixels by 384 pixels. Access software uses 256 pixels by 384 pixels as the default image size.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


4096 x 6144 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 4096 pixels by 6144 pixels. The 4096 pixels by 6144 pixels size is only available on Pro Photo CD Master discs.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


512 x 768 Pixels command  (Size menu)

Sets the image size to 512 pixels by 768 pixels, typically used for displaying images on television. Access software loads the visible portions of large photos in units called blocks.

See Also

Reference: Changing Size

Steps: Changing Size


Definitions

A - E

Back button

background color

Center button

clipboard

CMYK

colors

column

contact sheet window

Contents button

© (Copyright) button

Corner button

crop box

crop window

crop

cursor

default printer

DPI

export

F - J

Factory Settings

File Size field

flip

Help button bar

highlight color

History button

image cache

image

jump

K - O

landscape

list box

matte color

maximize

minimize

move

P - T

palette

Photo CD disc

photo window

photo

pixel

portrait

preferences

resize

Restore command

scroll bar

Search button

size

text color

thumbnail

TIF DPI field

Title bar (contact sheet window)

Title bar (photo window)

topic

transform

U - Z

Units list box

units

window border


background color

The color Access software uses behind the thumbnails in a contact sheet window.


Factory Settings

Returns all the defaults specified in the Preferences dialog box to the ones set in the shipped Access software.


matte color

The color Access software uses as the border around the thumbnails in a contact sheet window.


highlight color

The color Access software uses to indicate that you have selected a thumbnail in a contact sheet window.


text color

The color Access software uses to display the image number for each thumbnail in a contact sheet window.


jump

Text that provide links to other Help topics or to more information about the current Help topic.


Help button bar

Contains buttons you can use to move to topics. It is located beneath the menu bar.


minimize

To reduce a window to an icon using the Minimize button in the title bar.


maximize

To enlarge a window to its maximum size using the Maximize button in the title bar.


topic

Information contained in a Help window. A Help topic begins with a title and contains information about a particular task or command.


scroll bar

A bar that appears at the right and/or bottom edge of a window whose contents are not visible.


Back button

Returns to the Help topic you have just viewed. Use this button to backtrack through Help topics.


cursor

The arrow-shaped pointer on the screen that follows the movement of the mouse. The cursor may change shape during certain tasks such as cropping.


Contents button

Displays the Photo CD Access Help Contents, where you can choose the Help topic you want.


History button

Displays a list of Help topics you have viewed. Use this button to review any of the last 40 topics you have viewed. The most recent topic appears first.


Search button

Displays the words you can use to search for information on related topics.


list box

A list of choices that appears in a dialog box.  If there are more choices that can fit in the visible area of the dialog box, use the scroll bar or the arrow keys to bring the other choices into view.


default printer

The printer that is used if you choose the Print command without specifying a printer.


clipboard

A temporary storage area provided by Windows for sharing data among applications. Copying a selection of a photo to the clipboard produces a Windows 3.x device-independent bitmap (.DIB file).


CMYK

Cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y), and black (K) process colors used in printing and other imaging technologies. You must have the KODAK Precision Color Management System software installed and configured to use Access software with CMYK photos. If you want to order this software, see "Ordering Information" in the Getting Started booklet.


pixel

Picture elements (pixels) are single dots on a screen. The size of a photo is expressed as the number of pixels Access software displays horizontally by the number it displays vertically.


landscape

In landscape orientation, an image is wider than it is high.


portrait

In portrait orientation, an image is taller than it is wide.


Photo CD disc

A Compact Disc Read-Only Memory (CD-ROM) that contains photographic images that have been scanned and stored in digital form. You must have a compact disc drive that reads Photo CD discs in CD-ROM XA (Extended Architecture) Mode 2 format.


crop

To trim a photo to create a more dramatic photo effect or to make a photo fit in a particular physical space. Cropping does not delete any portion of a photo.


DPI

The dots-per-inch (DPI) value at which Access software shows the dimensions of photos in photo windows or in the crop window. Access software uses 300 DPI as the default.


contact sheet window

A window that displays all the images on a Photo CD. The settings in the Preferences dialog box determine the number of colors, size, and the number of columns that Photo CD Access software uses to display the images.


export

To copy a photo to a file in the export file format you specify or to the clipboard so you can paste it into another Windows application.


palette

A range of colors or shades of gray that can be specified for a displayed photo. Photo CD Access software colors range from 16 shades of gray to over millions of colors (24-bit color).


image

A photograph that has been scanned and stored in digital form on a Photo CD.


photo

An image from a Photo CD that Access software displays in a separate window.


thumbnail

An image in a contact sheet window. Thumbnails come in three sizes [image] small (approximately 32 pixels by 48 pixels), medium (approximately 64 pixels by 96 pixels), and large (approximately 128 pixels by 192 pixels).


flip

Flip the selected image or photo on the vertical axis (from side to side) or on the horizontal axis (top to bottom).


orientation

How an image or photo is arranged on a screen.


preferences

Specifies how the screen should appear while you work in a contact sheet window or photo window.


photo window

Displays a single photo using the default number of colors and size specified in the Preferences dialog box. You can change these defaults by selecting commands in the Colors and Size menus.


Units field
units

The default unit of measurement that Access software uses to display the size of an original photo and the dimensions of the photo as you crop it in the crop window. Access software uses pixels as the default units.


transform

To convert an image or photo from its original medium to a selected four-color separation (CMYK) process. You must have the Kodak Precision Color Management System software installed and configured to transform photos.


TIF DPI

TIF stands for Tagged Image File Format, a standard file format used by Windows applications. DPI stands for Dots Per Inch. When you select TIF as the file format for exporting an image or photo, Access software allows you to type in the desired DPI in the TIF DPI field of the dialog box. The default is 1.


column

The number of images Access software displays horizontally across in a contact sheet window.


colors

The number of colors Access software uses to display an image or photo. Photo CD Access software colors range from 16 shades of gray to over 16 million colors (24-bit color).


size

The number of pixels (picture elements) Access software displays horizontally by the number it displays vertically. Access software also displays the size of a photo in the crop window in the unit of measurement you specify.


Restore command

If a window is reduced to an icon, choose the Restore command from the Control menu to return the window to its original size.


window border

The frame of a window. You can resize a window by pointing to the border or corner of the window you want to move and dragging the border until the window is the size you want.


resize

To change the size of a window by pointing to the border or corner of the window you want to move and dragging the border until the window is the size you want.


move

To change the position of a window or dialog box by pointing to its title bar and dragging it to the place you want on the screen.


File Size field

Displays the size in kilobytes (KB) or megabytes (MB) of the photo (or cropped portion of it) in the active photo window. File Size depends on the size and number of colors Access software uses to display a photo, and any cropping. File Size is a display-only field.


crop window

Displays a miniature version of a selected image or photo in a separate window for cropping.


image cache

Access software uses virtual memory to store images or sections of images. Generally, you should specify an image cache value less than the total virtual memory available on your system. For more information, see "Setting Preferences" in the Getting Started booklet.


Photo CD Access Help Contents

If you are new to Windows Help, choose How to Use Help. Use the scroll bar to view Help topics that are not visible in the Help window.

How to Use Help

How To

Change Colors

Change Contrast

Change Size

Crop a Photo

Export a Photo

Load a Contact Sheet

Load a Photo

Rotate a Photo

Set Preferences

Reference

Commands and Menus

Definitions

Keyboard and Mouse

Parts of Access Software Windows


Transforms Menu

Default LUT command

msetup1..msetup9 command


Default LUT command  (Transforms menu)

Specifies that Access software should use the contents of the built-in look-up table (LUT) to control the color rendering of images.

See Also

Reference: Changing Contrast

Steps: Changing Contrast


msetup1...msetup9 command  (Transforms menu)

Specifies that Access software should use the contents of the selected monitor look-up table (LUT) to control color rendering of images. The available look-up tables are named msetup1 through msetup9. The higher the number, the higher the rendered image contrast.

See Also

Reference: Changing Contrast

Steps: Changing Contrast


 Help Menu

About command

Contents command

How to Use Help command

Search for Help on command


Search for Help on command  (Help menu)

Enables you to select a word you want to search for in the Help file and display Help topics that contain that word.

See Also

Searching for a Help Topic


About command  (Help menu)

Photo CD Access 2.0 software is a product of Eastman Kodak Company.

© Copyright Eastman Kodak Company, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994. All rights reserved.

The software described in this Help file is furnished under a license agreement. The software may not be used or copied, except as provided in the license agreement.


How to Use Help

Help provides information about all aspects of Access software, such as how to perform a particular task. Within a Help topic, there may be one or more jumps, which you can click to display a new Help topic.

You can use the Help button bar to move around in Help. Use the scroll bar to view information not visible in the Help window.

To return to the Photo CD Access Help Contents, click Contents.

To view a Help topic

Click the green text with a solid underline.

To view the definition of a term

Click the green text with a dotted underline.

For steps on how to use Help, choose one of these tasks:

Choosing a Help Topic

Closing the Help Window

Displaying Access Software and Help on the Screen

Printing a Help Topic

Returning to a Help Topic You Have Viewed

Reviewing Help Topics

Searching for a Help Topic

Note: You can move, resize, maximize, or minimize the Help window.


Reviewing Help Topics

Use the Back button to go back through Help topics you have viewed, in the order in which you viewed them. If there is no previous topic to view, the Back button is dimmed.

To review Help topics

Click Back.

See Also

How to Use Help


Choosing a Help Topic

Help topics can include text that link to other Help topics or to more information about the current topic. These are called jumps.

Jumps are usually identified by the color green and a solid underline. When you point to a jump, the cursor changes to a hand shape.

To choose a jump

Point to the jump and click.

The Help topic appears in the Help window.

Sometimes a jump is linked to information that appears in a pop-up window.

To close a pop-up window

Click anywhere on the screen.

See Also

How to Use Help


Closing the Help Window

From the File menu in the Help window, choose Exit.

See Also

How to Use Help


Displaying Help Contents

Help Contents generally lists available Help topics. If you are viewing a Help topic and you want to return to Help Contents, use the Contents button.

To display Help Contents from within Help

Click Contents.

See Also

How to Use Help

Getting Help from Access Software


Getting Help from Access Software

You can get Help while using Access software by choosing a command from the Help menu or by pressing F1. The topic that is displayed depends on which command you chose, or what was selected when you pressed F1.

To get Help from Access software

Press F1 while using Access software.

Note: If F1 does not display Help, choose Contents from the Help menu.

To get Help on a menu or command

1	Press SHIFT+F1.

2	Position the question mark cursor over the menu or command you want Help on.

3	Click the mouse button.

See Also

How to Use Help


Displaying Access Software and Help on the Screen

You can arrange the Access software window and the Help window so that both windows remain fully visible while you work.

To display Access software and Help on the screen

From the Help menu in the Help window, choose Always on Top.

When the command is in effect, a [image] appears in the Help menu. To remove the [image] and turn off Always on Top, choose the same command again.

See Also

How to Use Help


Returning to a Help Topic You Have Viewed

You can use the History button to see a list of the previous 40 Help topics you have viewed. To return to a topic, select it from this list.

To use the History button to return to a topic

1	Click History.

2	Double-click the topic you want to return to.

To close the History window

Press ALT+F4.

See Also

How to Use Help


Scrolling Through a Help Topic

If the information in a Help topic doesn't fit in the window:

Click one of the scroll arrows to scroll one line at a time

Drag the scroll box to scroll quickly through a topic

Use PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN to scroll up or down one window at a time

See Also

How to Use Help


Searching for a Help Topic

You can find information quickly using the Search button in the Help window. The Search button opens the Search dialog box, where you type in a word that you want to search for. All Help topics associated with that word are listed, and you can select one to view.

To search for Help information

1	Click Search.

2	Type in the word or phrase you want to search for.

As you type, a list box scrolls to the word that most closely matches what you are typing.

3	Click Show Topics.

4	Select the topic you want to view.

5	Click Go To.

See Also

How to Use Help


Printing a Help Topic

You can print any Help topic. A topic prints on the default printer.

To print the current Help topic

From the File menu in Help, choose Print Topic.

Note: You cannot print information that is in a pop-up window.

See Also

How to Use Help


Help Key

Press SHIFT+F1 to display a Help topic on an Access software menu or command.


Window Menu

Cascade command

Tile command

Arrange Icons command

1, 2, 3,...XX command


1, 2, 3,...XX command  (Window menu)

Lists the name of each open photo window and contact sheet window at the bottom of the Window menu.

Access software displays each photo or contact sheet in a separate window. Open windows are listed at the bottom of the Window menu.

To make an open window active

Choose the window name from the Window menu or click a visible portion of the window.

See Also

Selecting with the Mouse

How to Use Help


Arrange Icons command  (Window menu)

Arranges applications running as icons along the lower edge of the desktop.


Cascade command  (Window menu)

Causes open windows to overlap so that each title bar is visible.


Tile command  (Window menu)

Arranges open windows in smaller sizes to fit next to each other on the desktop.


Parts of Access Software Windows

Access software has three types of windows:

Contact sheet window

Photo window

Crop window

Each of these windows has different parts.

To display a list of the parts in a window

1	Choose the type of window you want to know more about from the above list.

2	Choose the topic for a part.


Contact Sheet Window

A contact sheet window has these parts:

Background color

Columns

Highlight color

Matte color

Maximize button

Minimize button

Restore command

Scroll bar

Text color

Thumbnail colors

Thumbnail size

Thumbnail

Title bar

Window border

See Also

Selecting with the Mouse


Title bar (contact sheet window)

Contains the serial number of the Photo CD disc in the active contact sheet window. The Title bar is located along the top of a contact sheet window.


Photo Window

A photo window has these parts:

Center button

© (Copyright) button

Corner button

File Size field

Maximize button

Minimize button

Photo

Restore command

Scroll bar

Title bar

Window border

See Also

Selecting with the Mouse


Center button

Scrolls the window so the cropped area of a photo is in the center of the photo window.


© (Copyright) button

Displays copyright information for all the images on the Photo CD disc or the photo in the active photo window. This is a display-only window.


Corner button

Scrolls the window so the cropped area of a photo is at the upper left of the photo window. The upper left is the origin (0,0) of the coordinate system used for Photo CD images.


Title bar (photo window)

Contains the number of the photo in the active photo window, as well as the serial number of the Photo CD disc. The Title bar is located along the top of a photo window.


Crop Window

The crop window has these parts:

Crop box

DPI field

Full field

Uncrop button

Units list box

w and h fields

See Also

Selecting with the Mouse


crop box

The cropping area inside the crop window. You can resize and move the crop box inside the crop window and the photo window.


Full field

Displays the full w (width) and h (height) dimensions in pixels for the photo in the active photo window. Full is a display-only field.


Uncrop button

Removes the crop box from the crop window and repaints the entire photo in the active photo window.


Units list box

A list box that contains the default unit of measurement that Access software uses to display the size of an original photo and the dimensions of the photo as you crop it in the crop window. Access software uses pixels as the default units.


w and h fields

Display the width and height dimensions of the crop box. To type in these fields, click in the field and type in a value.


progress dialog

Access software displays this dialog box when loading photos or contact sheets. To halt loading, click Cancel.


Photo CD Access Software Overview

Photo CD Access software allows you to:

View the images stored on a Photo CD disc in a contact sheet window

Select and display a single photo or multiple photos

Edit a photo in a photo window by cropping it or by changing its size, colors, and orientation

Copy an original or edited photo to the clipboard for use with other applications

Export an original or edited photo to a file

Produce CMYK color separations

Note: You must have the KODAK Precision Color Management System software installed and configured to use Access software with CMYK photos. If you want to order this software, see "Ordering Information" in the Getting Started booklet.

See Also

Photo CD Access Help Contents


Contact Color Sheet

You use the Color Selections dialog box to change the colors for a contact sheet window.

See Also

Setting Background Color

Setting Highlight Color

Setting Matte Color

Setting Text Color