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2.7.5. Cropping the image<br />

<strong>InterLab</strong> <strong>System</strong> - <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Cropping permits the operator to select any area of the original image to become the final print<br />

page. Simple tools are provided to resize cropped area; move cropped area to specific position;<br />

rotate cropped area at any angle.<br />

1. Make sure that MODE 1 is turned on (more options within [Mode 1] are described in<br />

paragraph 2.7.9.1.).<br />

2. Changing crop size, position and rotate angle is possible in this mode:<br />

To change crop size – place the mouse cursor on the crop edge, push left mouse,<br />

and still holding the button - change the crop size.<br />

To change crop position – place cursor inside the crop, push left mouse, and still<br />

holding the button - change the crop position.<br />

To change turn angle – place cursor outside the crop, push left mouse, and still<br />

holding the button - change the angle.<br />

This part of image<br />

will be exposed on<br />

whole sheet<br />

2.7.6. Changing image size and position<br />

This function allows the design of a print layout according to user needs. Image size can be<br />

changed and then can be placed in any point of print page.<br />

1. Make sure that MODE 2 is turned on (more options within [Mode 2] are described in<br />

paragraph 2.7.9.2.).<br />

2. Changing image size and position is possible in this mode:<br />

To change image size – place the mouse cursor on the image edge, push left<br />

mouse, and still holding the button - change the crop size.<br />

To change image position – place cursor inside the image, push left mouse, and<br />

still holding the button - change the position.<br />

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