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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:1
 msgid "Basic Operations With digiKam Image Editor"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:1
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, image, editor, revert, undo, redo, print, review"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:14
 msgid "Basic Operations"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:16
 msgid "Contents"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:19
 msgid "Revert to Original Photograph"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:21
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 "The editing functions of the Image Editor will make changes to your "
 "photograph. None of the editing functions will change the original "
 "photograph unless you selecting :menuselection:`File --> Save` or clicking "
 "the **Save** button in the tool bar. Note that once you have saved the "
 "changed version you will not be able to recover the original photograph."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:23
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 "You might prefer to take a copy of your photograph before you make any "
 "changes. You can use :menuselection:`File --> Save As...` to save a working "
 "copy."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:25
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 "At any time before you save your photograph you can restore the view to the "
 "original image by selecting :menuselection:`File --> Revert` or clicking the "
 "**Revert** button on the tool bar. You will lose any changes that you have "
 "made to the photograph since it was last saved."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:28
 msgid "Undoing and Redoing Actions"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:30
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 "Almost anything you do to an image in Image Editor can be undone and redone. "
 "You can undo the most recent action by choosing :menuselection:`Edit --> "
 "Undo`, and redo by :menuselection:`Edit --> Redo`."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:32
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 "If these are done frequently, you really should memorize the keyboard "
 "shortcuts, :kbd:`Ctrl+Z` to undo an action, and :kbd:`Ctrl+Shift+Z` to redo "
 "an action."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:34
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 "You have to press the left mouse button over the undo or redo icon in the "
 "tool bar and hold it down for a moment to produce a context menu. If you "
 "choose one of the menu items, all undo or  redo actions until the chosen "
 "ones are undone or redone."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:37
 msgid "Moving Between Photographs"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:39
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 "Once you have started the Image Editor you can move between photographs in "
 "the same view you started from by using the navigator buttons on the "
 "toolbar, :kbd:`PgUp`, :kbd:`PgDn` or the entries in the **File** menu. If "
 "you have made any changes to the current photograph you will be asked if you "
 "want to save them."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:42
 msgid "Changing the View"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:44
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 "You can zoom in and out of a photograph using the **Ctrl-scroll** wheel, the "
 "toolbar icons or the entries in the View menu."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:46
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 "To make a photograph fit the window use the **Zoom Autofit** button from the "
 "tool bar."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:48
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 ":menuselection:`View --> Full Screen Mode` will display the photograph using "
 "the full screen mode. You can move back to the normal view by pressing the :"
 "kbd:`Esc` key. By default the toolbar is still displayed even in Full Screen "
 "Mode. If you would prefer that the toolbar is not displayed you can turn it "
 "off in the Configure digiKam dialog accessed from the main digiKam window, "
 "see the :ref:`Setup Image Editor Window <editor_settings>` section."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:51
 msgid "Printing Images"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:53
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 "When you want to print the current image from the Image Editor, select :"
 "menuselection:`File --> Print image...` :kbd:`Ctrl+P` and you get the "
 "standard Print dialog, where you can adjust the settings before printing "
 "your photograph."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:59
 msgid "Standard Print Dialog from image Editor"
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:63
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 "Under Windows, at least one printer module must be installed on your system "
 "to support this function."
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 #: ../../image_editor/basic_operations.rst:65
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 "From the main window view you can print single images or whole sets of them. "
 "Entire thumbnail pages can be printed with your selection. All you need to "
 "do is selecting images the standard way and call :menuselection:`Item --> "
 "Print Creator...`. Then follow the instructions and choices to make as "
 "explained :ref:`in the section <print_creator>` from the manual."
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