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5. Image processing menus

This chapter is runs quickly through the menus down the right-hand side of nip's main window from a user's point of view. See Chapter 6 if you want to understand how the menus are written (or want to add more of your own).

Some things are common to almost all menu items:

Tooltips
If you rest your mouse pointer over an item, you'll see a quick description of what the item does.

Grouping
You can select several objects, click Edit=>Group, and then when click the item, it will operate on all the objects in the group.

Any type
Almost all items will work on any object. You can add an image and a number, for example, find the colour difference between a number and an image, or transform a matrix from LAB to XYZ.



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John Cupitt 2003-07-21