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310 ULEAD PHOTOIMPACT USER GUIDE
Browse Manager
Browse for image files on your computer using the Browse Manager. Image files
are represented as thumbnails for easier identification. Double-click on the
thumbnail to open the image as a new file. Drag the thumbnail into the document
to paste the image as a new object in the active document.
Browse Manager
Folder Tree
Browse Pane
EXIF Pane
EXIF data
Expand/Restore Browse
Manager
Back
Forward
Up one level
Refresh
Search
Digital Camera
Open
Print
Rotate Left 90°
Rotate Right 90°
Batch Convert
Batch Task
Show/Hide Tree View
Show/Hide EXIF View
Displays the available folders in the drives connected to the computer.
Displays all the images files in thumbnails that are stored in the
selected folder.
Displays digital camera information embedded in the selected image
file.
Click to open a dialog box where you can choose what EXIF tags to
display in the EXIF pane.
Toggles between maximizing the Browse Manager to occupy the
workspace and restoring to its previous size.
Opens the most recently selected folder.
Opens the next folder in the sequence of previously selected folders.
Opens the parent folder of the currently viewed folder.
Updates the contents to reflect the changes made to your files.
Opens a dialog box that allows you to search for specific image files
within a folder.
Opens the Digital Camera Wizard dialog box that allows you to
import images from a digital camera to your computer.
Opens selected images in the workspace.
Opens a dialog box that allows you to print the selected image on
paper.
Rotates the selected image thumbnail(s) 90 degrees counterclockwise.
Rotates the selected image thumbnail(s) 90 degrees clockwise.
Simultaneously processes selected multiple files based on the set
options in the Batch Convert dialog box.
Simultaneously applies an operation on selected multiple files based
on the set options in the Batch Task dialog box.
Toggles between showing and hiding the Browse Manager folder tree
pane.
Toggles between showing and hiding the Browse Manager EXIF pane.
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