New

Menu: File > New

Toolbar: Main

Description: Opens new WiseImage document.

Open

Menu: File > Open

Toolbar: Main

Description: Opens existing WiseImage document. The opening dialog is standard for Windows environment. The file formats that can be opened in WiseImage are listed in File Type list box.

WiseImage gives a new document the name Untitled N, where N is the document ordinal number.

See also: File > Save Multipage, Insert > Image for information on opening multipage TIFF files.

See also: Quick Start "Getting started"

Close

Menu: File > Close

Description: Close WiseImage document in standard way.

Save
Save As

Menu: File > Save, File > Save As

Toolbar: Main

Description: Saves WiseImage document. Before saving a WiseImage document, you should define the way of storing raster images contained - as linked or as embedded. Note that all created raster images are stored as embedded. If you want to store them as linked, you can save them in the Image Manager window. In this window you can change the status of stored as linked images to stored as embedded.

If you opened a single image and applied raster operations to it, you can save image in native format with Save command. If you added vector objects or other images, you can save document contents in CWS format.

See also: Tools > Images

See also: Quick Start "Getting started"

Save Multipage

Menu: File > Save Multipage

Description: Saves selected images in multipage TIFF format, each file becomes a page. The page order can be rearranged in the Image Manager window.

See also: Tools > Images

See also: Quick Start "Getting started"

Import

Menu: File > Import

Description: WiseImage can import Microstation Design files (with DGN extension) through File Import dialog box.
It is possible to add more import file filters by adding the path in the External format filters location entry (Tools > Preferences dialog box, Standard directories section).
You can obtain import filters from your WiseImage dealer.

Export

Menu: File > Export

Description: You can export an entire WiseImage document or selected objects to AutoCAD or another CAD system. You can also select desired WiseImage objects from a current document and export them to a new WiseImage document.
WiseImage allows importing AutoCAD DWG/DXF files as well as Vector data and Workspace files, which were created with the previous versions of WiseImage.

You can also export raster to World format (which implies automatically creating of an additional file with world coordinates) and export vector data to MapInfo MID/MIF format.

Select source

Menu: File > Select source

Description: WiseImage supports the TWAIN standard for image scanning. If your scanner supports this standard, you can read the description of the installation procedure and setting up for the TWAIN module in the documentation.
If several scanners are installed, select the required one by the Select Source command from the File menu. To scan the image, use the Acquire command in the File menu.

See also: Quick Start "WiseImage Objects"

Acquire

Menu: File > Acquire

Toolbar: Draw

Description: Gets image from scanner and inserts it in the WiseImage document. (If no scanner was specifies, opens the dialog Select Source in which you must specify scanner name.)
The scanning dialog depends on the specified device. WiseImage supports direct interface with CONTEX scanners.

See also: Insert > Image from scanner

See also: Quick Start "WiseImage Objects"

Print

Menu: File > Print

Toolbar: Main

Description: You can print an entire document, its visible part, or rectangular area specified. You can print a scaled image or fit it to current paper size. You can also set the layout of a printed area on the paper sheet by setting page margins. During print preparation the screen displays the current printing area and its layout on the page. In case of multiple pages, the screen displays the distribution of the printed image on pages.

See also: Quick Start "Getting started"

File and directories LRU lists

Menu: File

Description: Standard windows features facilitating quick file locating and access.

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