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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