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Full Screen View
•Full Screen View mode maximises the selected image so that the entire screen is used to display it. If you tap on an image while in Full Screen View, you will be returned to the previous view mode.
•You may activate the Full Screen View mode by either:
–Selecting the Full Screen View command on the View menu.
–Tapping the Full Screen View icon on the Toolbar.
–Pressing on the center of the Directional pad until Full Screen view is activated.
•In addition, pressing the Right Arrow button on your handheld while in Full Screen View mode will display the next image in the current folder. Pressing the Left Arrow button will display the previous image.
•You can press the Up button to zoom in on the currently displayed image. Press the Down button to zoom out.
Previous/Next Image
•The Previous and Next Image commands on the View menu (and the Previous Image icon on the Toolbar) is available only during Select View mode.
•It selects the image previous to, or next to the current image (sequentially in the current folder) for display.
Zoom In/Zoom Out
•The Zoom In command on the View menu (and Zoom In icon, the left most icon on the Toolbar for Select View), is available only in Select View mode.
•Each time you select this command, the current image is incrementally magnified or reduced.
Actual Size
•The Actual Size command on the View menu (and Actual Size icon on the Toolbar), is available only in Select View mode.
•When you select this command, the current image will be displayed in its actual size; that is, a
Auto Rotate
•If Auto Rotate is selected, images will automatically be displayed in the most appropriate orientation on the screen.
•If active, a check mark will be shown to the left of the command name on the View menu.
Image Info...
•You can view various image attributes, folder information, and system resource usage status by selecting the desired image and then tapping Image Info... on the View menu.
•The Image Info screen consists of the Image, Size, Folder, and System tabs. When you are finished viewing the info, click OK in the upper right corner of the screen.
•The Image Info feature is also available on the Toolbar in the form of an icon. When an image is being displayed in its Actual Size in Select View mode, the Image Info icon is shown as "1:1" instead of its standard appearance (the letter "i" inside a blue circle).
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