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To use a setting, simply click the Settings tab and highlight the desired setting in the list.
To save a setting:
1. Adjust sliders to taste.
2. Click the Settings Tab.
3. Click the Save button.
4. Type a name for your new setting into the Save Setting window.
5. Click OK.
To rename a setting:
1. Click the Settings Tab.
2. Click Manage.
3. Highlight the setting that you want to rename.
4. Click Rename.
5. Type in the new name.
6. Click Close.
To delete a setting:
1. Click Manage.
2. Highlight the setting you wish to delete.
3. Click Delete.
4. Confirm that you want to delete the setting by clicking Yes.
When you export a setting, Textures packs your filter recipe into a tiny file, which you can share with friends. You can also use the export feature to back up settings that you can’t live without. To export a setting:
1. Click Manage.
2. Highlight the setting you want to export.
3. Click Export.
4. Navigate to the location where you want to store the settings file.
5. Click OK.
Textures provides two ways to extract and route settings to any installed Eye Candy 5 filter set. The first method, is the simplest way to import shared or archived settings:
1. Find the setting that you want to add to Textures.
2. Double-click it.
3. Click OK.
You’re done.
If you prefer doing things the hard way, use the following method:
1. From within the Textures user interface, click the Settings tab.
2. Click Manage.
3. Click Import.
4. Navigate to the location where you’ve stored the setting.
5. Click Open.
6. Click Close to exit the settings management interface.
To email a setting:
1. Click Manage.
2. Highlight the setting you wish to e-mail.
3. Click E-Mail.
4. If your e-mail client is compatible with our settings manager, a message will pop up like magic, with the setting attached. Yay!
Eudora, Outlook, Microsoft Entourage (Mac), Apple Mail and Outlook Express work great. Netscape Mail is not compatible with our e-mail feature.
Resetting Settings to Factory Default
Every filter has a Factory Default setting. Clicking this setting resets the current filter parameters. You can also press the F5 (Windows) or Command + R (Macintosh) key to reset the filter.
Shortcut Function |
Macintosh |
Windows |
---|---|---|
Next Editable Text Field |
Tab |
Tab |
Previous Editable Text Field |
Shift + Tab |
Shift + Tab |
OK |
Return |
Return |
Cancel |
Escape |
Escape |
Undo |
Command + Z |
Control + Z |
Redo |
Command + Y |
Control + Y |
Cut |
Command + X |
Control + X |
Copy |
Command + C |
Control + C |
Paste |
Command + V |
Control + V |
Next Filter |
Command + ] |
Control + ] |
Previous Filter |
Command + [ |
Control + [ |
Zoom In |
Command + + |
Control+ + |
Zoom Out |
Command + - |
Control+ - |
Actual Pixels |
Option + Command + Zero |
Alt + Control + Zero |
Restore Default Settings |
Command + R |
F5 |
Load Last Used Setting |
Command + L |
Ctrl + L |
Save Setting |
Command + S |
Ctrl + S |
Switch to Move Tool (hand) |
H |
H |
Switch to Zoom Tool |
Z |
Z |
Switch to In Preview Controls |
A |
A |
Zoom In (with zoom enabled) |
Mouse Click |
Left Mouse Click |
Zoom Out |
Option + Mouse Click |
Alt + Mouse Click |
Zoom to Actual Pixels |
Double-click Zoom Tool |
Double-click Zoom Tool |
Increase/Decrease Slider by 1 |
Up / Down Arrow |
Up / Down Arrow |
Increase/Decrease Slider by 10 |
Shift + Up/Down Arrow |
Shift + Up/Down Arrow |
Access Online Help |
Command + / or Help |
F1 |