This option controls whether the file name displayed in the title bar of
the Main Window includes the full path or not.
Capture Menu
The Capture Menu contains these commands:
- Window
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Select Window to capture a single window, then click on the window you want to capture. Click inside the window to capture it without its frame, or click on the frame to capture the window including the frame (refer also to the topic Capture Types).
You can also configure a hot key, for example CTRL+ALT+W, to initiate Window capture.
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- Region
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Select Region to capture any rectangular area on the screen, then use the mouse to drag the rectangular area, and, finally, click the mouse to complete the capture (refer also to the topic Capture Types).
You can also configure a hot key, for example CTRL+ALT+R, to initiate Region capture.
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- Fixed Region
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Select Fixed Region to capture a rectangular area on the screen.
The size of the area has been defined in the Capture Options dialog.
Use the mouse to move the area, and, click the mouse to complete the capture
(refer also to the topic Capture Types).
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- Full Screen
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Select Full Screen to capture the entire screen (refer also to the topic Capture Types).
You can also configure a hot key, for example CTRL+ALT+F, to do Full Screen capture.
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- Repeat
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Use this command to repeat the previous capture operation.
The Capture tool 
in the tool bar provides the same function.
You can also configure a hot key, for example F10, to repeat last capture.
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- AutoCapture
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Use this command to open the AutoCapture option dialog to specify
options for automatic capture (timed capture).
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- Options
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Use this command to open the Capture Options dialog from which you set options for screen capture.
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- Hot Keys
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Use this command to open the Hot Keys dialog from which you can configure hot keys for easy access to screen capture operations.
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- AutoPrint
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Enable AutoPrint to make a print with the current settings each time you make a screen capture.
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- AutoSave
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Use this command to open the Automatic Save dialog to specify options
for saving captured images automatically.
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- Capture Mode
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Choice of Capture Mode is only relevant for the UNIX versions of EasyCopy.
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- X Enhanced Mode
- The default capture mode is X Enhanced Mode which is used for correct capture
of any visuals controlled by the X Window system.
Colors of individual windows are preserved when you capture the full screen
or a region with any combination of windows. Even when a window appears in
pseudo-color on the screen (due to color map restrictions) it is captured
with its original colors.
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- XWD Mode
- For more simple requirements you can use XWD Mode as a faster alternative.
The capture is performed by a system call to the X Window capture program
xwd. This option is dimmed if xwd is not available on the system.
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- GL Mode on IBM RS/6000
- GL capture is available on IBM RS/6000 workstations, but only if the local
display is used. The frame buffer to be captured must also be specified.
Select GL Mode to capture visuals generated by a GL-based application,
because it may contain elements that cannot be seen by the X Window System.
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- GL Mode on SGI
- GL capture is available on Silicon Graphics workstations.
Select GL Mode to capture visuals generated by a GL-based application,
because it may contain elements that cannot be seen by the X Window System.
Capture in GL Mode is performed by a system call to the native SGI screen
capture program scrsave, and the captured image is, by default,
saved in SGI’s RGB format.
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- OpenGL
- If a windows is controlled by an OpenGL application it is captured correctly
in X Enhanced Mode on all platforms.
Image Menu
The Image Menu contains these commands:
- Colors
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Use this command to open the Color Options dialog from which you can specify color options for the image (color mode, background removal, color adjustment, etc.).
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- Stamp
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Use this command to open the Stamp dialog from which you can specify a stamp to be written across the image.
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- Label
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Use this command to open the Label dialog from which you can specify a label to be put at the edge of an image.
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- Go To
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This command is available when you have opened an image with multiple pages.
It expands a side menu in which you can specify which page you want to view.
- Next Page
- Displays the next page.
- Previous Page
- Displays the previous page.
- Page
- Opens the Go To dialog in which you can specify which page you want to view.
- First Page
- Displays the first page.
- Last Page
- Displays the last page.
- CGM Edit
CGM Edit is an add on option to EasyCopy, The CGM editor allows you to edit also seismic CGM files.
- HPGL Pens
With the HPGL profile manager, an add on option to EasyCopy, you can define colors and pen size for your HPGL drawings.
- Stitch PDF Pages
With the Stitch PDF selection option in Montage, PDF files can be concatenated/joined/stitched to get one long document instead of several pages.
- Rubberband
- Use this command to select the rubberband cursor
by which you can
draw a rubberband for cropping.
The Rubberband tool in the tool bar provides the same function.
- Crop
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Use the Crop command to complete an image cropping operation.
The Crop tool 
in the tool bar provides the same function.
The command is only available when you have used the mouse to drag a rubber band in the Image Display Window.
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You must first drag the rubber band selection; then you decide what to do with the selection (crop or copy to clipboard).
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Refer to the topic Image Cropping for a more detailed description.
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- Uncrop
- Use the Uncrop command to undo the result(s) of any previous crop operation(s).
The Uncrop tool 
in the tool bar
provides the same function.
The Image Display Window is redrawn and contains now
the original image (except that color options,
stamp options, label options,
rotation, and mirror still apply).
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- Information
- Use this command to get available information about the current image.
It opens the Image Information dialog which
contains available information about the selected image.
Help Menu
The Help Menu contains these commands:
- Help Topics
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Use this command to open EasyCopy's online documentation.
The Help tool 
in the tool bar provides the same function.
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- AGI Web Site
- Use this command to open AGI's home page www.augrin.com (if you
have access to the internet).
in your default Web browser.
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Windows users: EasyCopy will automatically select your default Web browser.
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| UNIX users:
The interface to a Web browser must be configured when EasyCopy is installed. |
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- Password
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Use this command to enter the password you have purchased.
A valid password is required to upgrade a demo version to a licensed version.
A licensed version is node locked to the computer for which the password is issued.
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Installation of password for a network installation should be done by
the System Administrator.
It requires write access to the folder in which EasyCopy is installed.
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- License Status
- Use this command to display the output from the eclic program in a command prompt window.
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- About EasyCopy
- Use this command to display the About EasyCopy dialog.
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Copyright © 2005, AGI (autoGraph international), www.augrin.com.
in the tool bar provides the same function.
in the tool bar provides the same function.
in the tool bar provides the same function.
in the tool bar provides the same function.
in the tool bar lets you print the current image without opening the Print dialog.
Use this shortcut if you are sure that the image should be printed on the current printer using the current settings.
to pan in the view.
to zoom in the view.
as an equivalent to this command.
as an equivalent to this command.
as an equivalent to this command.
