Toolbar Options

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Imaging offers four toolbars to simplify command selection. You can use the View menu's Toolbars command to tell the program which of these toolbars you want to see. Table 37-1 describes the toolbars that appear at the top of the Imaging window: Standard, Imaging, and Scanning.

SEE ALSO

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For information about the Annotation toolbar, see "Annotating Images."

TIP

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You can dock any toolbar at either the top or bottom of your window. You can also float any toolbar. To relocate a toolbar, click a space that isn't occupied by a tool, and then drag.

Table 37-1. Imaging Toolbars

Toolbar Icon	Description
Standard Toolbar
	Creates a new, blank document
	Opens an existing document
	Saves the current document to disk
	Prints the current document
	Cuts (deletes) the selection and places it on the Clipboard
	Copies the selection to the Clipboard
	Pastes (inserts) the Clipboard's contents in the upper left corner; drag to the location you want and then click outside the selection
	Undoes your most recent change
	Redoes the last action canceled by Undo
	Zooms in; doubles the current magnification level
	Zooms out; halves the current magnification level
	Fits the selection in the window
	Zooms to the best fit, fitting either the image height or width in the window
	Fits the image width in the window width
	Changes the magnification (zoom) level to a pre- defined percentage or any value you type from 2 percent through 6500 percent
Imaging Toolbar
	Allows you to drag the image within the window instead of using scroll bars
	Allows you to select a rectangular area of the image
	Allows you to select annotations
	Hides or displays the Annotations toolbar
	Rotates the page 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise)
	Rotates the page 90 degrees to the right (clockwise)
	Displays the previous page, the next page, or the page corresponding to the number you type
	Changes to one-page view
	Changes to thumbnails view
	Changes to page-and-thumbnails view
Scanning Toolbar
	Scans an image and creates a new document
	Scans an image and inserts it before the current page
	Scans an image and places it after the last page of the current document
	Scans an image and replaces the current page