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Canvas 12 User Guide - ACDSee

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<strong>Canvas</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

To save as SVG:<br />

1. Choose File | Save As and select SVG as the file format.<br />

2. Click Save to open the SVG Options dialog box.<br />

This dialog box is similar to the HTML Options dialog box (see "HTML options" on page 715).<br />

General options Create new folder: Organizes files by placing them in a new<br />

folder in the specified location. The name that you enter when you<br />

are saving a SVG is used for the folder’s name.<br />

Put images in subfolder: Creates a subfolder for the image files.<br />

Separate pages<br />

Image options The HTML options dialog box offers identical choices for image export<br />

(see "Image options" on page 717).<br />

Exporting as AVI<br />

AVI is the abbreviation of Audio Video Interleave, which is the most common format for audio/video<br />

data on the Windows system. When opened, an AVI file plays in a similar fashion to an animated GIF<br />

file.<br />

<strong>Canvas</strong> has the capability of saving certain <strong>Canvas</strong> files in AVI format. <strong>Canvas</strong> documents that contain<br />

frames, animations or presentations, can be saved as Audio Video Interleave. Even a document with a<br />

single frame can be saved in AVI format providing a default time for the single frame is set to 1<br />

second.<br />

When working with Animation documents, you set the timing via the Document Layout palette<br />

("Setting options in the palette" on page 86). If you are creating a Presentation document, use the<br />

Slide Show palette to control timing ("Slide Show palette" on page 728).<br />

To export as AVI:<br />

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1. Create your document in <strong>Canvas</strong> and choose File | Save As.<br />

2. Select the AVI file format.<br />

3. Click Save.

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