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Converting settings
Converting settings tab:
| • | Save to file settings - defines saving conditions of the loaded images to the file: |
| o | Actual size - currently loaded image will be saved with its actual size |
| o | Maximum size - currently loaded image will be saved with its maximum available size |
| • | Copy to clipboard settings defines conditions for coping loaded images to the clipboard. |
| o | Actual size - currently loaded image will be copied to the clipboard with its actual size |
| o | Maximum size - currently loaded image will be copied to the clipboard with its maximum available size |
| o | Show dialog - when coping to the clipboard Export file size dialog will be called |
| • | JPEG settings - defines conversion quality to JPEG file format |
| o | Export quality is used to set the compression quality of the writing out image. It differs from 0 to 100. Higher compression results in a poorer picture quality, but a smaller file size. The default value is equal 60. |
| o | Use Progressive Display to turn on or off the incremental display of an image when reading in files. For example, if the JPEG data source file is on the hard drive, progressively displaying it slows down the display time: in this case setting Progressive Display to False speeds up the displaying of the image. |
| o | Smoothing is used if Progressive Display is checked, to determine whether the JPEG image is displayed in small blocks or with blurred edges. If Smoothing is checked the edges are blurred during progressive displaying of the image. If Smoothing is unchecked raw blocks of color are used to display the image. |
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