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New Project...

From Image...

Creates a new project from an image file with the current default preferences. At least a valid image path or the width and the height (creates a white image) must be specified. The calibration file path is optional.

From another Project...

Creates a new project with a new image based on another project. A dialog let you choose which data to import to new project.

 Note: Areas that have a region outside the image are automatically removed.

 Note: Some image operations and the backgrounds need to be recalculated. The progress of these processes appears in the status bar.

From Data...

Creates a new project with the current default preferences from a text file containing a data table. The character delimiting the values must be selected. After pressing OK, an histogram appears. For redefining the range of the values, enter a new value in the text field Min or Max, otherwise just close it.

Open Project...

Opens an existing project file with a ".jmv" extension.

 Note: If the main image link is not valid anymore, a dialog appears to resolve the image path.

 Note: It is also possible to open a project by dragging a file in the workspace.

Open Image ...

Opens an BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, PNM or TIFF image (see file formats for loading images for more specifications).

 Note: When opening an image, a new default project is automatically created.

 Note: It is also possible to open an image by dragging a file in the workspace.

If the image width or height is larger than 768 pixels and if the image is not a tiled image, a popup asks you to optimize the image. If you press Yes, the image is converted to Tiled TIFF format (it is strongly recommended for large images).

Reopen

Reopens a project () or an image () previously opened.

Convert Images to Tiled TIFF

Converts one or several images (BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, PNM and TIFF) to Tiled TIFF format.

 Note: Use <Ctrl> or <Shift> for selecting more than one image in the Open dialog box.

Exit

Closes all the opened projects and exits JMicroVision.