Nikon 4 user manual Edit Indicator, Finding Tools, Undo and Redo, Resetting the Tool Palettes

Image Adjustment

Opening Tool Palettes in Separate Windows Tool palettes can be opened in a separate window by clicking the palette title and drag- ging it outside the current window to create

a new tool palette window containing only the selected palette.

Tools can be added to the new window by dragging in additional palettes. The new window will be added to the View menu in Nikon Capture 4 Editor. If you close the new window by clicking the window close box, you can open it again by selecting the desired palette from the View menu.

The Edit Indicator

The edit indicator turns green if palette set- tings have been adjusted since the image in the active window was created (NEF) images or last saved (other images), making it clear at a glance which palettes have been used.

Indicator

Indicator turns

green when settings

are adjusted

Finding Tools

To display a complete list of the tools available in Nikon Capture 4 Editor, select Find Tool from the View menu. Tools can be opened from the list by selecting the tool name and clicking Go to tool. Click Name to sort tools in ascending or descending order by name or Location to sort tools according to the tool palette window in which they can be found. A bright green dot next to the tool name indicates that it has been modified from its original settings.

“Undo” and “Redo”

The Undo and Redo options in the Edit menu are used to undo and redo the effects of the last op- eration. The number of consecutive operations that can be undone is limited only by the amount of memory available. Operations can not be undone after you have closed the active window or exited Nikon Capture.

Resetting the Tool Palettes

To restore the tool palettes to their default positions, select Reset Tool Positions in the View menu.

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