Contents 

Welcome
What's new in PhotoMix?
About this guide
Installation
System requirements
Installing PhotoMix
Upgrading from previous version
Uninstalling PhotoMix
Create your first scrapbook
Step 1: Add photos
Step 2: Choose composition
Step 3: Add photos to project
Step 4: Increase photo size
Step 5: Scroll photo
Step 6: Select frames in project
Step 7: Apply borders
Step 8: Add and edit text
Step 9: Save project as photo
Output options
Save as photo
Set as wallpaper
Send photo via email
Print
Support
Getting support
Contact support
Register PhotoMix
Why register?
How to register
Order PhotoMix
Reference
About fCoder Group, Inc.
Contacting fCoder Group, Inc.
End User License Agreement
Interface
Main Menu
File
Edit
View
Help
Pane
Main
Photos
Composition
Borders
Backgrounds
Clipart
Layers
Smart toolbars
Common frame
Text
Clipart
Several frames
Page toolbar
Sharpen
Blur
Brightenss/Contrast
Gamma Correction
Grayscale
Blue/Red correction
Page
ToolBar
Supported formats
Keyboard shortcuts

PhotoMix Online Help

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PhotoMix

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This tab is divided into two areas.

Top area is where you start working on your project. Select "Getting Started with PhotoMix ..." if you want to study basic ways of creating scrapbooks in PhotoMix.

Select "New empty project" if you want to create a new project. By default, an empty project is created when you start PhotoMix.

Select "Open project ..." if you want to open a previously saved project for editing.

Select "Page setup..." if you want to change project size or specify page margins.

Bottom area is where you finish working on your project.

Select "Save as photo..." if you want to save your project as a photo. You will be able to view this photo in any image viewer or print it in a photo lab.

Select "Print photo ..." if you want to print the current project. Before you start printing, be sure to check project size.

Select "Set as wallpaper" if you want to save the current project as desktop wallpaper.

Select "Send photo via email ..." if you want to email the project as a photo.


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