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Chapter 4: View mode
ACDSee Quick View viewing options
Previous View the previous image.
Next View the next image.
Rotate Left Rotate the image to the left.
Rotate Right Rotate the image to the right.
Zoom In View the image at a higher magnification.
Zoom Out View the image at a lower magnification.
Delete Move the image to the computer's Recycle Bin.
To open the image in ACDSee 14:
Click Manage, View, Develop or Edit mode.
To set an image as your desktop wallpaper:
1. Click Previous or Next until the image that you want to make your desktop wallpaper displays in Quick View.
2. Click Tools | Set Wallpaper and select one of the following:
Centered: Displays the image in the center of the desktop.
Tiled: Displays the image in one or more tiles until the desktop is covered. If the image is small it may appear in several
tiles on the desktop. If the image is large it may appear in only one or two tiles.
Stretched: Stretches the image proportionally to fill as much of the desktop as possible.
To restore your system to the default desktop wallpaper:
Click Tools | Set Wallpaper | Restore.
To print the image:
1. Click File | Print.
2. Under Format, choose a print size.
3. On the Printer Options tab, specify the printer you want to use, the paper size, the number of copies you want, the range
of pages that you want to print, and image resolution.
4. On the Page Settings tab, specify the image position on the paper and the margin widths, and specify the number of
prints of each photo.
5. Add captions, headers, or footers.
6. Click Print.
Viewing images in another application
You can open a file in another program from within ACDSee 14. For example, you can open documents in the application used to
create them.
To use the shell open and edit commands:
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