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2024-07-01T13:21:05.041000
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Buttons in the View Images toolbar are:

Button

Indication

Description

Cancel

Closes the View Images window.

Print Image

Prints the selected image.

Toggle Document Set Correction Mode

Toggles Document Set Correction mode on or off. When it is on, you can change how the images in the batch are aligned in document sets.

Note

The two document set buttons only appear if the Document Set Alignment Correction option is enabled for your user name in User Security.

Correct Document Set Alignment

This button only appears if you click Toggle Document Set Correction Mode. Select an image in the batch, then click this button to either make it the beginning of a new document set or to make it part of the previous document set. A confirmation message appears when you click Yes. The document set alignment is changed.

Zoom In

Zooms in to the center of the viewing area.

Zoom Out

Zooms out.

Full Image

Displays the full image.

Fit to width

Sizes the image display to the width of the window.

Fit to height

Sizes the image display to the height of the window.

Fit to window

Sizes the image display so the whole image fits in the window.

Rotate counter-clockwise

Rotates the image display 90º counter-clockwise.

Rotate clockwise

Rotates the image display 90º clockwise.

Pan mouse mode

Select this mode to be able to click and drag the image display within the viewing area.

Rope and Expand Mouse Mode

Select this mode to be able to magnify an area of the image by clicking and dragging. Right-click the image to zoom back out.

Help

Open the Help file to the topic for this window.

View Properties

Open the View Properties dialog to change the number of images displayed. See Set View Properties.