ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

Working With Masks
‘Mask Administration’ Dialog
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indicated by boldface type and an X in the CLIPping PATH column. Reclick
this button to change a clipping path back into a normal mask.
If this button is used for an ORIS vector mask, an X appears temporarily
in the CLIPping PATH and IN IMAGE FILE columns to indicate that the mask
will be copied from the ORIS mask files to the image file as soon as you
save the image. Having saved the image, a new mask of the type PHO-
TOSHOP appears in the mask list. You can then rename a mask by selecting
it in the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog and clicking on the mask name.
A warning appears if a Photoshop mask with the name of the mask you
are about to create exists already. In this case rename the existing mask,
then reselect the vector mask and reclick the CLIPPING PATH button.
Note:
Clipping paths created by a program other than Photoshop are not displayed
in this dialog. If the image contains such a path, it will be overwritten
by the clipping path defined here.
Shortcut:
Right-click on the mask list and select CLIPPING PATH from the context
menu.
Note:
‘Save in image file’ Button
Click this button to copy ORIS vector masks of EPS, TIFF or JPEG images
from the ORIS mask files to the image file itself. This allows the
mask to be used in Photoshop. You can also select multiple masks and
copy them in one go (see Selecting Masks below).
Having clicked this button, an X appears temporarily in the IN IMAGE FILE
column to indicate that the mask will be copied as soon as you save the
image. Having saved the image, a new mask of the type PHOTOSHOP appears
in the mask list. You can then rename the mask by selecting it in
the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog and clicking on the mask name.
A warning appears if a Photoshop mask with the name of the mask you
are about to create exists already. In this case rename the existing mask,
then reselect the vector mask and reclick the SAVE IN IMAGE FILE button.
Use the IMPORT MASK function in the MENU window to copy a mask from
the image file to the ORIS mask files (see page 22-12).
Shortcut:
Right-click on the mask list and select SAVE IN IMAGE FILE from the
context menu.
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