STANDARD TOOL BAR

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~9 February 2003..

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This is the Standard Tool Bar in PSP7
The following information hopefully
will help you understand its uses.

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OK lets start from Left to right...

CREATE NEW IMAGE

When you click on this icon
the following dialogue box will appear in which
you enter the size of the image you wish to create,
in this case 300 x 300
with a *transparent background
and *16.7 million colours (24Bit).

These last 2 items marked with a asterisk *
you will discover have different uses
as you tackle new tutorials.




This reduced image below is an example
resulting from the above settings.




OPEN EXISTING FILE

When you click on this icon
the following opens so that you can search for
an existing file on which you may wish to work.



Once you find the folder and Image you are looking for...
If you place your cursor over the file name
the image will appear in the window below,
providing you have the "Show preview" box ticked of course.
It also provides details re the width and height of the image.



If you require further details about the image click
on the "Details" button







SAVE

This icon is self explanatory *S*
and I would guess it would be
the most used icon in the whole bunch *S*

Click on this and you are given the options
as to how you wish to save your image.



PRINT

This too is self explanatory and
once it is clicked opens up the following
dialogue box where... if you click on the "Properties" button
you are able to set up your printer to print out your graphic.






UNDO and REDO

These icons allow you to 'change your mind'
about what you have just done to your image *S*
You can eliminate as many previous steps
as you like and if you change your mind again and decide you've
gone too far back...
just click the redo button until you return
to the stage in your image you want to work on further.


OK ... we'll continue this on the next page...




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