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All image processing operations can be applied to selected pages or all pages of the selected files. Use the File and Page selector buttons to switch between modes. | |||
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Any time a processing option is selected, the process could be performed on the selected pages within the current file, or on the selected files in the file list. The value of the Files and Pages selector determines whether to process pages or entire files. | |||
It is important to remember that when the Page selector is enabled, operations will apply to every page of every selected file. | |||
When selecting more than one page or file, the Mode is automatically switched. The Mode is also indicated by a shaded background in the corresponding thumbnail pane. | When selecting more than one page or file, the Mode is automatically switched. The Mode is also indicated by a shaded background in the corresponding thumbnail pane. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:35, 17 January 2022
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All image processing operations can be applied to selected pages or all pages of the selected files. Use the File and Page selector buttons to switch between modes.
Any time a processing option is selected, the process could be performed on the selected pages within the current file, or on the selected files in the file list. The value of the Files and Pages selector determines whether to process pages or entire files.
It is important to remember that when the Page selector is enabled, operations will apply to every page of every selected file.
When selecting more than one page or file, the Mode is automatically switched. The Mode is also indicated by a shaded background in the corresponding thumbnail pane.