Copyright: (c) by Jens Fangmeier


The Print Command (File Menu)

Use this command to print a Cover. This option will give you a sub-menu with further options to select the elements to be printed as follows:

−	Cover:

Will print the Cover

−	Inlay:

Will print the Inlay

−	Cover & Inlay:

Will print the Cover & Inlay on one page

−	Label:

Will print the Label

−	Cover, Inlay &Label:

Will print the Cover, Inlay & Label (The printout will be on 2 pages: the 1st page will contain the Cover and Inlay, the 2nd page, the Label)

0	When selecting this command, the Print Dialog Box will appear. In this dialog box, you will be able to specify the range of pages to be printed, the number of copies required, the destination printer and other options for setting up the printer.


The Print Dialog Box

The following options allow you to specify the way in which the document is to be printed:

Printer

This allows you to select the destination printer and printer properties. Select  “Set-up” to change the settings.

Set-up

Will show the Printer Set-up Dialog Box. In this dialog box, you can select the printer and printer port.

Copies

Select the number of copies of the required range of pages to be printed.

0	Hint: This option is only available if the chosen printer supports multiple copies. If this option is not available, contact your printer manufacturer.

Collate

Will print all pages of each copy in page order rather than all copies of each page in turn.

Print Quality

Selects the quality of the printout. In general, the lower the quality of the printout, the faster it will be printed.


Print Progress
The Print Progress Dialog Box

While the Cover Editor is sending an output to the printer, the Print progress dialog box will be shown. The page number shown will indicate the progress of the print job.

Select “Cancel” to end a print job before it is completed.


The Print Preview Command (File Menu)

Use this command to show the active Cover the way it will appear when printed. When using this command, the main window will be replaced by a window showing one or two full page(s) as they will appear when printed. The Print Preview Task Bar will allow you to select a single or two-page view. You will also have the option to navigate forwards or backwards within the document, to zoom in or out of the page or to start printing the page(s) shown.

This command is divided into several sub-commands, which allow you to select the element to be viewed. The following options are available:

−	Cover:

Shows the Cover page

−	Inlay:

Prints the Inlay

−	Cover & Inlay:

Prints the Cover and the Inlay on a single page

−	Label:

Prints the Label

−	Cover, Inlay &Label:

Prints the Cover, the Inlay and the Label on two pages as follows: Page 1 - Cover and Inlay; Page 2 - Label.


Preview Task Bar

The Preview Task Bar gives you the following options:

Print

This will take you to the Print dialog box, which allows you to start a print job.

Next Page

Opens a view of the next page to be printed.

Previous Page

Opens a view of the previous page to be printed.

One/Two Page

Selects whether one or two of the pages to be printed are shown in the window at any time.

Zoom In

Allows a closer view of the page.

Zoom Out

Shows a larger portion of the page.

Close

Returns to the active editing window.


The Print Setup Command (File Menu)
The Print Set-up Command (File Menu)

Use this command to select a printer and set up print options. When this command is selected, the Print Set-up  dialog box will appear, which will allow you to choose a printer and printer settings.


The Print Setup Dialog Box
The Print Set-up Dialog Box

The following options allow you to select a printer and various print options:

Printer

Use this option to select the printer you wish to use. Select “Default Printer” or use the “Custom Printer” option to select one of the installed printers from the box. To install and set up other printers, use the functions in the Windows Control Panel.

Layout

Select Portrait or Landscape.

Paper/ Size

Select the paper size for the document to be printed.

Paper/ Source

Some printers allow a choice of different paper feeds. Select the appropriate type to be used.

Options

Shows a dialog box in which you can select further options specific to the printer selected.

Network...

Use this option to direct a drive letter to a network drive.


The Adjust Format Dialog
The Adjust Format Dialog (File Menu)

 This dialog will help you set up the exact size for the Cover, Inlay and Label.

•	Card Index “Cover”

Specifies the position and size of the Cover.

−	Top Margin:

Enter the distance from the top margin (Y-position of the Cover printout).

−	Left Margin:

Enter the distance from the left margin (X-position of the Cover printout).

−	Width:

Enter the width of the Cover.

−	Height:

Enter the height of the Cover.

−	Show Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be shown as a broken outline.

−	Print Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be printed as a broken outline (as cut marks).

•	Card Index  “Inlay”

Specifies the position and size of the CD-Inlay (reverse side of jewel case).

−	Distance from Cover:

Enter the distance from the Cover or the top margin (depending on whether the two elements are to be printed on the same page or not). (Y-position of the Inlay printout).

0	A value of 0 would place the Inlay printout directly below the Cover.

−	Left Margin:

Enter the distance from the left margin (X-position of the Inlay printout).

−	Width:

Enter the width of the Inlay.

−	Height:

Enter the height of the Inlay.

−	Side Width:

Enter the width of the side parts of the Inlay.

−	Show Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be shown as a broken outline.

−	Print Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be printed as a broken outline (as cut marks).

•	Card Index “Label”

Specifies the position and size of the CD-Label.

−	Top Margin:

Enter the distance from the top margin (Y-position of the Label printout).

−	Left Margin:

Enter the distance from the left margin (X-position of the Cover printout).

−	Width:

Enter the width of the Cover.

−	Height:

Enter the height of the Cover.

−	Width – Inner Circle:

Enter the width of the inner circle of the Label (i.e. area not to be printed)

−	Height – Inner Circle:

Enter the height of the inner circle of the Label (i.e. area not to be printed)

−	Show Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be shown as a broken outline.

−	Print Outline:

When selected, the edges of the Cover will be printed as a broken outline (as cut marks)

−	Mask to Label Area:

When selected, the output will be masked to the area of the label when printed, i.e. any text or graphics extending beyond the boundaries of the label will not be printed.

0	Unfortunately, the Windows print functions only allow rectangular masks and do not have the option of a round mask for graphics. To mask the print output for a circular label, a little creative ingenuity is required. (Such as virtual bitmaps linked by logical functions)

1	However, some printer drivers are not programmed with the necessary care and may result in some of these functions not operating correctly or even causing the system to crash during the print operation.

2	Should this occur, try to obtain a more recent version of the printer driver.

3	If such an update not improve the print operation, you can de-select the mask function, this will result in any text or graphics extending beyond the required label to be printed by the Cover Editor.

•	OK

Accepts the values entered.

•	Reset

Returns all values to the default settings.

•	Cancel

Clears the values entered.

Note: Values entered for the positions of the Cover, Inlay and Label will only apply to the printout (and the print preview) not the screen display in the edit window.

Values entered for the width and height of the Cover, Inlay and Label will also apply to the screen display in the edit window.

Hint: Not all printers will print in true 1:1 ratio, i.e. the format specified may not always be true on the printout. Unfortunately, in such a case, you will have to experiment with the settings to obtain the correct layout. (Make a note of the required values for future projects once you are happy with the results!)


Edit Menu Commands

The Edit Menu consists of the following commands:

Undo	Goes back to the state before the last action to undo mistakes.
Redo	Repeats the last action carried out before the Undo function was used.
Cut	Removed the selected items and moves them to the Clipboard.
Copy	Copies the selected items and moves them to the Clipboard.
Paste	Inserts the contents of the Clipboard at the current cursor location.
Left & Right Side Equal	When activated, the left and right sides will be automatically adjusted, i.e. any change to one side of the inlay will also affect the other side. (To be implemented at a future date)


The Undo Command
The Undo Command (Edit Menu)

Use this function to undo the last action performed on the document.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Ctrl+Z or

ALT-Backspace


The Redo Command
The Redo Command (Edit Menu)

Use this command to repeat the action undone by the previous Undo command (Command: Undo) i.e. the document will be restored to the state it was in before the last Undo command was used.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Ctrl+Y


The Cut Command
The Cut Command (Edit Menu)

Use this command to remove the currently highlighted data from the document and to transfer it to the Clipboard. The command is not available if no part of the document is highlighted.

If you cut any part of the document and transfer it to the Clipboard, any data already placed on the Clipboard in a previous operation will be lost.

Shortcutkürzungen

Tool Bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl+X


The Copy Command
The Copy Command (Edit Menu)

Use this command to copy the currently highlighted data to the Clipbaord. This command cannot be selected if no part of the document is currently highlighted. Verwenden Sie diesen Befehl, um markierte Daten in die Zwischenablage zu kopieren.

If you copy any part of the document to the Clipboard, any data already placed on the Clipboard in a previous operation will be lost.

Shortcut

Tool Bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl+C


The Copy Command
The Paste Command (Edit Menu)

Use this command to insert a copy of the data currently on the Clipboard into the document at the current cursor location. This command cannot be used if no data has been placed onto the Clipboard in a previous Copy or Cut operation.

Shortcut

Tool Bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl+V


 The Command: Left & Right Side Equal (Edit Menu)

To be implemented at a future date


Frame Menu Commands
Frame Menu Comands

The Frame Menu consists of the following commands:

Create New Frame	Creates a new frame
Delete Current Frames	Removes the currently selected frames
Background Colour	Specify the background colour for the currently selected frame
Background Transparent	Switches the frame back to transparent, i.e. the background colour will be removed
Load Background Image	Specify an image to be loaded in as a background for the currently slected frame.
Delete Background Image	Removes the Image loaded as background for the current frame.
Adjust Image to Frame Size	The image size will be adjusted to completely fill the frame, this may distort the image
Adjust Image Proportionally (minimal)	The image size will be adjusted proportionally to fill the frame. The size factor will be chosen to allow the complete image to be visible in the frame, i.e. parts of the frame may remain empty.
Adjust Image Proportionally (maximum)	The image size will be adjusted proportionally to completely fill the frame. Any parts of the image protruding beyond the frame will be cropped.
Frame to Foreground	Brings the selected frame to the foreground.
Frame to Background	Sends the selected frame to the background
Centre Vertically	Centres the selected frame vertically
Centre Horizontally	Centres the selected frame horizontally
Default Font	Selects the font to be used if no particular font has been specified
Default Text Colour	Selects the text colour to be used when no other particular text colour has been specified
Show Frame Borders	Hide/ show frame borders


The Command: Create Frame (Frame Menu)
 The Command: Create New Frame (Frame Menu)

This command allow you to create new frame.

After selecting this option, move the mouse pointer to the required location. Click the left mouse button and open the frame by dragging the pointer until the required size is reached, while keeping the mouse button depressed.


 The Command: Delete Current Frames (Frame Menu)

This command deletes all currently selected frames and their contents


 The Command: Background Colour (Frame Menu)

This command can be used to select a background colour for the selected frames.

A colour palette box will appear, from which the background colour can be chosen.

Hint: When a background colour is selected for a frame which also contains a background image, only those areas of the frame not covered by the image will be shown in the chosen background colour.


 The Command: Background Transparent (Frame Menu)

Removes the background colour chosen for the currently selected  frames, i.e. the backround will return to being transparent. This may cause any items previously sent to the back to become visible again.

Hint: When a background image has been inserted into the frame, it will remain visible. Only those parts of the frame not covered by the image will return to transparency.


 The Command: Load Background Image (Frame Menu)

Loads an image as background for the currently active frame.

Only Windows Bitmap files (*.bmp) can be used. If the required image is in a different format, it must be converted to the Windows Bitmap format before it can be loaded into a frame.


 The Command: Delete Background Image (Frame Menu)

Deletes all background images from the currently active frame.


The Command: Adjust Image to Frame Size (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Adjust Image to Frame Size (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Reduces or increases the size of the image selected as backround for this frame to completely fill the frame. If the height/ width ratio of the image is not the same as that of the frame, the image will be distorted.


The Command: Adjust Image Proportionally (minimal) (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Adjust Image Proportionally (minimal) (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Reduces or increases the size of the image proportionally to completely fit into the frame, i.e. the image will NOT be distorted. The adjustment factor will be chosen to allow the complete image to be visible within the boundaries of the frame. This may result in some areas of the frame remaining empty.


The Command: Adjust Image Proportionally (maximum) (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Adjust Image Proportionally (maximum) (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Reduces or increases the size of the image proportionally to completely fill the frame, i.e. the image will NOT be distorted. The adjustment factor will be chosen to allow all parts of the frame to be covered by the image. Any parts of the image which extend beyond the boundaries of the frame will be cropped.


The Command: Frame to Foreground (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Frame to Foreground (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Moves the selected frame(s) to the foreground, i.e. these frames will be visible on top of any other frames and may obscure parts of any other frames.


The Command: Frame to Background (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Frame to Background (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Moves the selected frame(s) to the background, i.e. any other frames will be visible on top of the selected frames and may obscure parts of these frames.


The Command: Centre Vertically (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Centre Vertically (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Centres the selected frame(s) vertically within the cover/ inlay/ label.


The Command: Centre Horizontally (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
The Command: Centre Horizontally (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Centres the selected frame(s) horizontally within the cover/ inlay/ label.


The Command: Default Font (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Select Default Font (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Determines the default font to be used for the selected frames. This font will always be used unless a different font has been explicitly specified.

The “Select Font” dialog box will appear, in which you can select the required font.


The Command: Default Text Colour (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
  The Command: Select Default Text Colour (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

Determines the default text colour to be used for the selected frames. This text colour will always be used unless a different colour has been explicitly specified.

The “Select Colour” dialog box will appear, in which you can select the required colour for your text.


The Command: Show Frame Borders (Frame Menu - Image Mode)
 The Command: Show Frame Borders (Frame Menu – Image Mode)

If this option is selected, all frame borders will be indicated by a line. This facilitates easier positioning of the frame.

These lines will never be printed, irrespective of any other settings..


 Feurio! covereditor Overview

The Feurio! covereditor contains the following parts

Menu list:

The Menu list contains all the commands for the Feurio! covereditor.

The following menus are available:

•	File Menu
Loading, Saving and Printing of covers

•	Edit Menu
Editing covers

•	Framing Menu
Editing menu for active cover, e.g. background/ colours

•	View Menu
Choose view

•	Window Menu
List of active windows + options for arranging windows

•	Zoom Menu
Zoom in/out

•	Help Menu
Help for Cover Editor

List of Icons:

The Tool Bar contains some of the most frequently used commands of the Feurio! covereditor. For further details see the Tool Bar.

Document-Area:

The work area of the current window contains opened Documents (Cover). Multiple covers may be opened at any one time. For further information, see Document Area.


File Menu commands

The File Menu consists of the following commands:

New	Creates a new Cover
Open	Opens a previously created Cover
Close	Closes an opened Cover
Save	Saves an opened cover under it‘s current file name
Save as	Saves an opened cover under a new file name
Print	Prints the Cover
Print Preview	Shows the cover as it will appear when printed
Print Settings	Select Printer & Printer connection
Layout	Set the size & print position of individual elements (Cover, Inlay and Label)
Exit	Exit Feurio! covereditor


Window Menu Commands
Window Menu

The Window Menu consists of the following commands, which will allow you to create multiple views of multiple documents in the Application Window.

New Window	Creates a new window containing the current document
Cascade	Overlaps windows
Tiled	Arranges windows side by side
Arrange Icons	Arranges Icons for minimised windows
Window 1,2…	Switches to selected window


Help Menu Commands

The Help Menu consists of the following commands, which will assist you with $$TITEL $$ (?) :

Contents	Gives an overview of available Help Subjects
About	Shows the revision of Feurio! covereditor


The New command (File Menu)

Use this command to create a new Cover

To open a previously created Cover use the Open Command

Shortcut

Tool bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl+N


The Open command (File Menu)

Use this command to open a previously created Cover in a new window. Multiple windows may be open at any time. Use the Window Menu to navigate between opened windows. See : Window 1,2…

New documents may be created using the New command.

Shortcut

Tool Bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl +O


The Open File  Dialog Box
Open File Dialog Box

The following option allow you to specify the file to be opened:

Filename

Enter the name of the file or select a file from the list. The list will only show files matching the file extension specified in the ‘File of type‘ box.

File type

Select the type of file to be opened.

Drive

Select the drive onto which the required Cover has been saved.

Folder

Select the folder containing the Cover to be saved.

Network...

Use this area to select the appropriate icon for accessing a network drive.


The Close Command (File Menu)

Use this command to close all windows containing active documents. Feurio! covereditor will ask you if you would like to save any changes made to your documents before closing a window.  If a document window is closed without saving first, all changes made to a document since the last ‘Save’ operation will be lost. Before any untitled document is closed, Feurio! covereditor will display the Save as Dialog Box and ask you to specify a file name for the Cover and save it.

Using the Close icon as shown below may also close a Cover:


The Save Command (File Menu)

Use this command to store the current Cover using its current file name in the current folder. When saving a document for the first time, Feurio! covereditor will display the Save as Dialog Box to allow to give the document a file name. You can also use the Save as Command should you wish to change the file name and/ or the folder where the document is to be stored.

Shortcut

Tool Bar:

Keyboard:	Ctrl+S


The Save as Command (File Menu)

Use this command to name and save the currently active document.  Feurio! covereditor will open the Save Dialog Box, to allow you to enter a name for your document.

To save a document under its current file name and in its current folder, select the Save Command.


The Save as dialog Box

The following options will allow you to specify the file name and location under which to store the current file:

File name

Enter a new file name to save the document under a different name. The file name should consist of up to eight characters, in addition to the file extension, which may be up to three characters long. Feurio! covereditor will assign the file extension as specified in the “File type” box.

Drive letter

Select the Drive on which to store the file.

Folders

Select the folder in which to store the Document.

Network...

Use this area to select the appropriate icon for accessing a network drive.


The commands 1, 2, 3, 4 (File Menu)

Use the numbers and file names listed at the end of the File menu to open any one of the four most recently closed documents. Highlight the required document and click the left mouse button to open that document.


The Exit Command (File Menu)

Use this command to exit Feurio! covereditor. Alternatively, you may use the Close command in the System menu of the application. Feurio! covereditor will ask you if you would like to save any changes to the documents to be closed before closing the application.

Shortcut

Mouse:	Double click on the System menu of the application.

Keyboard:	ALT+F4


Tool Bar

The Tool Bar icons will be displayed horizontally under the Menu Bar at the top of the application window.

These Icons will enable to access many of the most frequently used tools in Feurio! covereditor by clicking on them with your mouse.

To view or hide the tool bar, select the Tool Bar option in the View menu. (ALT,A,S).

Icon	Action

Opens a new document

Opens an existing document. Feurio! covereditor will open the Open dialog box to allow you locate and select the required document.

Saves the currently active document or layout under its file current name. If the document has not yet been named, Feurio! covereditor will open the Save as dialog box.

Prints the currently active view of a currently active document, i.e. if you have selected the “Label view”, the Label will be printed, if you have selected the view “Cover + Inlay”, the Cover and Inlay will be printed. Unlike the screen view, the view “Cover + Inlay” will be printed on 2 separate pages.

Removes the highlighted selection from the document and stores it on the clipboard. (Not yet supported)

Copies the highlighted selection from the document and stores it on the clipboard. (Not yet supported)

Inserts the contents of the clipboard into the current cursor position. (Not yet supported)

Shows the Cover of the currently active document.

Shows the Inlay of the currently active document.

Shows the Cover and Inlay of the currently active document.

Shows the Label of the currently active document.

Shows the Cover, Inlay and Label of the currently active document.

Selects the font for the currently active frame.

Select the font colour for the currently active frame.

Not yet supported.

Not yet supported.

Aligns text in the currently active frame(s) with the left edge of the frame.

Aligns text in the centre of the currently active frame(s).

Aligns text in the currently active frame(s) with the right edge of the frame.

Begin to drag open a New Frame

Delete the selected frame(s)

Switches the Show Frame Lines on or off

Determines the Background Colour  for the currently active frame(s)

Allows you to Insert Picture as background for the currently active frame

Moves the selected Frame to foreground

Moves the selected Frame to background

Centres the selected frame in the vertical direction

Centres the selected frame in the horizontal direction

Not yet supported

Enlarges a selectable part of the view. To select the required area to be enlarged, highlight the area of the current view using the mouse.

Increases the zoom factor (see more detail)

Reduces the zoom factor (see a larger part of the view)


Status Bar

The status bar is shown along the lower edge of the Feurio! covereditor window . To view or hide the status bar, select the Status Bar option in the View menu. .

While navigating around the menus using the cursor keys, the left section of the status bar will describe the function of the menu option indicated by the cursor.  Similarly, this area will also show the function of the icons in the tool bar, just move the cursor onto an icon and click and hold down the (left?) mouse button. If you do not wish to initiate the function corresponding to this icon, move the cursor off the icon while keeping the mouse button depressed and release the button when the cursor is no longer on an icon.

The right hand section of the status bar indicates which of the following key functions are active:

Item	Shows

CAP	The Caps Lock function is active

NUM	The Num Lock function is active

SCR	The Scroll Lock function is active


The New Window Command
The New Window Command (Window Menu)

Use this command to open a new window with the same contents as the currently active window. This will allow you to open multiple windows for a document to see different views or parts of this document. If you edit anything in the current window, these changes will also be implemented in all other windows for this document. When a new window is opened, this will become the active window and will be displayed on top of any other open windows.


The Cascade Command
The Cascade Command (Window)

Use this command to show all open windows cascaded (overlapping)

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The Tile Command
The Tile command (Window Menu)

Use this command to see all open windows arranged side by side.


The Tile Horizontal Command
The Tile Horizontal Command (Window Menu)

Use this command to arrange all open windows horizontally above each other.


The Tile Vertical Command
The Tile Vertical Command (Window Menu)

Use this command to arrange all open windows vertically side by side.


The Arrange Icons Command
The Arrange Icons Command (Window Menu)

Use this command to arrange the icons of any minimised windows in the lower area of the main window. If an opened window extends to this area, some or all of the minimised window icons may not be visible as long as the open document window covers this area.


The Command 1,2, ...
The Command 1, 2, ... (Window Menu)

At the bottom of the Window menu, Feurio! covereditor will show a list of currently open documents. The document in the currently active window will be ticked. Select a document from the list to show it in the active window.


The Index Command
The Index Command (Help Menu)

Use this command to open the Contents page of Help. From this page, you will be able to jump to step by step instructions Feurio! covereditor or to view various types of reference information.

Once Help has been activated, you may select the Contents icon at any time to return to the Contents page.


The Use Help
The Use Help Command (Help Menu)

Use this command to receive instructions on using Help.


The About Command
The About Command (Help Menu)

Use this command to view copyright information and the version number of your copy Feurio! covereditor.


The Context Help command (Help Menu)
The Context Help Command

Use Context Help command to receive context sensitive help for particular parts Feurio! covereditor . When you click on the “Context Help” icon on the tool bar, the mouse pointer will change to an arrow with a question mark. Move the pointer to any part of the Feurio! covereditor window, such as another icon on the tool bar and click on it. The Help pages corresponding to this function will then be activated.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Alt+F1


The Title Bar
Title Bar

The Title Bar stretches along the upper edge of the application window. It contains the name of the application and the document.

To move the window, click on the title bar and drag the window to the required position.  Hint: Dialog boxes may also be moved by dragging them using their own title bar.

A title bar may contain the following elements:

Icon for system menu of the application

Icon for system menu of the document

Icon for maximising window

Icon for minimising window

application name

document name

Icon for restore


Scroll Bars

Scroll bars are shown along the right and lower side of the document window. The scroll field inside the scroll bar indicates the current horizontal and vertical cursor position within the document. Use the mouse in the scroll bar to scroll through the document.


Adjust Size
The Adjust Size Command (System Menu)

Use this command to show a 4-directional pointer, which can be used to adjust the size of the current window with the aid of the Cursor Keys.

Once the 4-directional pointer is shown:

1.	Press a Cursor Key( Left, Right, Up or Down) to move the pointer to the required edge of the window to be adjusted.

2.	Press a Cursor Key to move the edge of the window.

3.	Press the Enter Key, when the required window size has been determined.

Hint: This command is not available when the window has been maximised to full screen.

Shortcut

Mouse:	Drag the corners of the size bars or the edge of the window.


The Move Command
The Move Command (System menu)

Use this command to show a 4-directional pointer, which can be used to adjust the position of the current window or dialog box with the aid of the Cursor Keys.

Hint: This command is not available when the window has been maximised to full screen.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Ctrl+F7


The Minimize Icon (System Menu)
The Minimise Icon (System Menu of Application)

Use this command to minimise the Feurio! covereditor window to an icon.

Shortcut

Mouse:	Click on the Minimise icon [image] on the title bar.

Keyboard:	ALT+F9


The Maximize Icon
The Maximise Icon (System Menu)

Use this command to expand the active window to cover the full available screen area.

Shortcut

Mouse:	Click on the Maximise icon [image] in the title bar, or double click on the title bar.

Keyboard:	Ctrl+F10 enlarges a document window.


The Next Command
The Next Command (Document System Menu)

Use this command to switch to the next open document window. Feurio! covereditor determines the next window to be opened according to the sequence in which the windows were opened.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Ctrl+F6


The Previous Command
The Previous Command (Document System Menu)

Use this command to switch to the previous open document window. Feurio! covereditor determines the window to be opened according to the sequence in which the windows were opened.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Alt+Ctrl+F6


The Close Command
The Close Command (System Menus)

Use this command to close the currently active window or dialog box.

Double clicking on the system menu bar has the same effect as the choosing Close command.

Hint: If more than one window is open for a particular document, the Close command in the document system menu will only close the currently active window. To close all windows in a single operation, select the Exit option in the File menu.

Shortcuts

Keyboard: 	Ctrl+F4 closes a document window.

ALT+F4 closes the Feurio! covereditor window or dialog box.


The Restore Command
The Restore Command (System Menu)

Use this command to restore a window to the size and position it occupied before the previous Maximise or Minimise command was applied.


The Go to Command
The Go to Command (System Menu of Application)

Use this command to show a list of all applications currently running. In this “Task List”, you can change to a different application or close an application.

Shortcut

Keyboard:	Ctrl+Esc

The Dialog Box options

When selecting the Go to command, a dialog box showing the following options will appear:

Task List

Select the application you would like to go to or you would like to close.

Go to

Makes the selected application active.

End Task

Closes the selected task.

Cancel

Closes the Task List.

Cascade

Arranges all application in cascade with the title bar of each application visible. This option will not affect any applications, which have been minimised.

Tile

Arranges all applications in windows, which do not overlap. This option will not affect any applications, which have been minimised.

Arrange Icons

Arranges all icons for minimised application along the lower edge of the screen.


The Select Font Dialog Box

In this Dialog Box, you can select the font and size of the highlighted text.

Hint: Feurio! covereditor will reduce the font size automatically to allow all elements of a frame to fit within the boundaries of the frame. The font size is indication of relative, not actual size, e.g. a font size of ‘40’ will appear twice the size of a font size ‘20’, but the final text will still be adjusted to fit the frame.


The Select Colour Dialog Box

In this Dialog Box, you can select the colour of the chosen element (Text, Background).


The Find Command (Edit Menu)

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The Find Dialog Box

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The Replace Command (Edit Menu)

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The Replace Dialog Box

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The Clear Command (Edit Menu)

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The Clear All Command (Edit Menu)l
The Clear All Command (Edit Menu)

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The Document Area

The document area contains the currently active document. You can select which part of the document  (Cover, Inlay or Label) is to be shown and edited by using the “View” command or the icon on the Tool Bar .

The document is edited using “Frames”, i.e. each document consists of one or more frames which contain elements of the document and which may be resized and freely moved around within the document view.

The active frame will be indicated by a red border.

A frame is made active by clicking anywhere within the area of the frame. To activate more than one frame, click within the area of the required frames while holding down the SHIFT key until all frames have been activated.

To change the size of a frame, click onto a corner of the frame and drag the frame to the required size while keeping the mouse button depressed.

To move a frame, click within the area of the frame, and drag the frame to the required position while keeping the mouse button depressed.

To identify frames easily, Feurio! covereditor can highlight frames with a dashed border. To show or hide this border use the Show Border in the Frame Menu.

Text editing is not possible at this time. This function will be available at a future date.

The actual size of the text within a frame would extend beyond the boundary of the frame; all font sizes will be adjusted proportionately to fit the entire text within the boundaries of the frame.


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View Menu Commands

The View menu consists of the following commands:

Tool Bar	Hides or displays the tool bar.
Status Bar	Hides or displays the status bar.
Show Cover	Displays the CD cover.
Show Inlay	Displays the background of the current fame.
Show Cover and Inlay	Displays the CD cover and Inlay.
Show Label	Displays the CD label.
Show Cover, Inlay and Label	Shows the Cover, Inlay und Label.


The Tool Bar Command (View Menu)

Use this command to hide or display the tool bar. The tool bar contains icons for some of the commands most commonly used in $$TITEL$$, such as Open File . When the tool bar is already shown, a small tick will appear next to this option.

Help with using the tool bar is available at Tool Bar.


The Status Bar Command (View Menu)

Use this command to hide or display the status bar. The status bar will indicate the purpose of a selected menu option or toll bar icon and also shows the state of locking keys such as “Num Lock. When the status bar is already shown, a small tick will appear next to this option.

Help with using the status bar is available at Status Bar.


 The Command: Show Cover (View Menu)

Displays the CD cover for the current document.


 The Command: Show Inlay (View Menu)

Displays the Inlay for the current document.


 The Command: Show Cover and Inlay (View Menu)

Displays the cover and inlay for the current document.


 The Command: Show Label (View Menu)

Displays the label for the current document.


 The Command: Show Cover, Inlay and Label (View Menu)

Displays the cover, inlay and label for the current document.


Zoom Menu Commands

The Zoom menu allows you to enlarge the diplayed size of the cover:

25%	Sets the size factor to 25%
50%	Sets the size factor to 50%
75%	Sets the size factor to 75%
100%	Sets the size factor to 100% (display : printout = 1:1)
150%	Sets the size factor to 150%
200%	Sets the size factor to 200%
300%	Sets the size factor to 300%


 The Command: 25% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 25%


The Command: 50% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 50%


The Command: 75% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 75%


The Command: 100% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 100%


The Command: 150% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 150%


The Command: 200% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 200%


The Command: 300% (Zoom Menu)

 This sets the enlargement factor to 300%


The Open Image File Dialog box

This dialog enables you to select a picture which will form the background for the chosen frame(s). Increasing or deacreasing the size of the frame will also change the size of the picture.

Currently, only Windows Bitmap Files (*.bmp) may be used. If the source file is in an different format, it must be converted to Windows Bitmap format before it can be loaded.:

Image File:

The file name of the image file.

Browse:

Opens the Browse box, which allows you to search for the required iamge file.

Fit to Frame:

When this option is selected, the image will be enlarged or shrunk to fit the chosen frame. If the image is of a different Height / width ratio than the frame, the image will be distorted.Wenn diese Option ausgewählt ist, wird das Bild automatisch auf die Größe des Rahmens Vergrößert bzw. Verkleinert. Entspricht das Verhältnis von Höhe zu Breite des Rahmens nicht dem des Bildes, wird das Bild verzerrt.

Expand Image, Uncut

This option will change the size of the image proportionally to fit the chosen frame without cropping any parts, i.e. the image will not be distorted. The expansion or reduction factor will be chosen to allow the complete image to be displayed in the frame.

Expand Image, Cut

This option will change the size of the image proportionally to fill the entire frame, i.e. the image will not be distorted. Any parts extending beyond the boundaries of the frame will be cropped.


The command: Align text to left border
The Command: Align Text Left

Aligns all selected text passages with the left edge of the frame.


The command: Align text center
The Command: Align Text Centre

Centres all selected text passages within the frame.


The command: Align text to right border
The Command: Align Text Right

Aligns all selected text passages with the right edge of the frame.


 The Command: Zoom Out

Reduced the size of the displayed item by half. (i.e. if the previous zoom factor was 100%, it changes the display to 50% upon execution of the command).


 The Command: Zoom In

Doubles the size of the item displayed (i.e. if the previous zoom factor was 100%, it changes the display to 200% upon execution of the command).


 The Command: Zoom

Enlarges the display of a selectable area.

When this command is invoked, the mouse pointer will change to a magnifying glass. To select the required section, move the pointer to one corner of the area to be magnified. Click and hold down the left mouse button and drag open the frame to the extent required. Once the mouse button is released the area within the frame will be displayed in the full window.


The Format Track List Dialog Box

This dialog box allows you to change the appearance of the selected track list or the selected part of a track list.

Columns:

Allows the number of columns to be selected. If “None”  is selected, the tracks will not be listed in separate columns, but as continuous text.

Format Track List:

Here, the appearance of the track list  kann die Darstellung der Trackliste ausgewählt werden, folgende Möglichkeiten stehen zur Auswahl:

•	<Titel>:
Only the title of the track will be displayed.

•	<Titel> <Artist>:
The title of the track followed by the artist‘s name will be displayed (separated by a space).

•	<Titel> - <Artist>:
The title of the track followed by the artist‘s name will be displayed (separated by a space and a hyphen).

•	<Artist> <Titel>:
The artist‘s name followed by the title of the track will be displayed (separated by a space).

•	<Interpret> - <Titel>:
The artist‘s name followed by the title of the track will be displayed (separated by a space and a hyphen).

•	<Interpret>: <Titel>:
The artist‘s name followed by the title of the track will be displayed (separated by a colon and a space).

•	<Interpret> ”<Titel>”:
The artist‘s name followed by the title of the track will be displayed. The title will be enclosed in quotation marks.

•	<Interpret>:<cr> <Titel>:
The artist‘s name followed by the title of the track will be displayed. The artist‘s name is followed by a colon and a carriage return.

•	<Titel>:<cr> <Interpret>:
The title of the track followed by the artist‘s name will be displayed. The title of the track is followed by a colon and a carriage return.

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