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Using Imaging software
Using PictureToy
PictureToy allows you to superimpose pictures and texts on still images (such as photographs and maps)
displayed on the desktop.
It also allows you to easily place arrows on specific areas of a computer map, or to overlay photographs taken
with a digital camera with illustrations.
You can select the underlay image either at the start up of PictureToy from other Sony made software, or
directly from PictureToy.
The original image file of an underlay image remains unchanged.
To learn the names and functions of the Operation Panel, refer to the online help of PictureToy.
Starting and quitting
To start PictureToy, proceed as follows:
1
Click Start and select All Programs / PictureToy / PictureToy.
PictureToy starts and the startup screen is displayed.
2
To select an underlaying image, open the image file, you wish to use as the underlay image, with another
software. Then drag the icon from the main window of PictureToy, and drop it on the underlaying
picture.
The image will be displayed in PictureToy. You can then draw on the picture displayed in the operation
panel.
3
To draw a picture over an empty background, click the New Canvas button.
A new, white canvas is created on the desktop.
To quit PictureToy, proceed as follows:
Click the Quit button.
You can also click the Menu button and then click the Exit button.
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