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Starting the Photo Enhancer(continued)
Despeckle: Creates a smoother looking presentation by removing unwanted noise from an image.
Red-eye Reduction: Removes the unwanted red-eye effect from images.
Sepia: Gives a photo a dated or old-fashioned look. Sepia is a term that describes dated photos that
consist of shades of reddish brown.
Colorize: Alters an image to reflect an adjustable monochrome format.
Negative: Creates a negative representation of an image.
Emboss: Gives an image the three-dimension look of a brass plaque, or a logo on quality paper.
Pasting Images to Other Application
If you have another application that is OLE-compatible, you can easily paste still images in the
ACDSee into that application by dragging-and-dropping them.
If you double-click the still image pasted into the OLE-compatible application, the application will be
replaced with the ACDSee menu bar and tool bar, and you can correct the still image.
If the application is not OLE-compatible, you can paste the still images in the ACDSee by using the
Copy/Paste command.
1.Left-click the still image to copy from among the still images in the folder.
2.Drag the still image to another application with the left mouse button held down.
3.Move the mouse cursor to the copy destination, and release the left mouse button to drop the still
image in the application.
• "OLE" stands for Object Linking and Embedding.
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