MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE 3 - USING AND ADMINISTERING CONTRIBUTE Use Manual page 101

Sharpening an image
Sharpening increases the contrast around the edges of objects to increase the image's definition.
Note: Changing an image this way affects only this instance of the image; it does not affect the
original image source file.
To sharpen an image:
In your draft, select the image you want to adjust.
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Do one of the following:
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Click the Sharpen button in the image editing toolbar.
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Select Format > Edit Image > Sharpen.
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Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the image, and then select
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Edit Image > Sharpen.
Note: These options are not available if you belong to a user role that the Contribute administrator
has restricted from inline image editing. For more information, talk to your Contribute administrator
or see "Setting page-editing and paragraph settings" on page
The Sharpen dialog box appears.
Specify the degree of sharpening by dragging the slider control, or entering a value between
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0 and 10 in the text box.
As you adjust the sharpness of the image, you can preview the change to the image.
Click OK.
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To undo sharpening and revert to the original image:
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Select Edit > Undo Sharpen.
You can only undo the effect of the Sharpen command (and revert to the original image file)
before publishing the page containing the image.
Related topics
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"Adding an image to a page" on page 93
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"Adjusting the brightness and contrast of an image" on page 100
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"Resizing an image" on page 102
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"Rotating an image" on page 103
Cropping an image
You can crop (or trim) images.
Note: Changing an image this way affects only this instance of the image; it does not affect the
original image source file.
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Editing an image in Contribute 101