Images
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Commands for organizing and editing your images can be used from the Library task pane. |
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Do one of the following:
On
the Status Bar, click
the Task Panes button
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On the Insert tab, in the Topic Elements group, click the Image arrow, and then click Insert Image From Library. |
Select the topic(s).
In the Library, click the Images category, then navigate to the image you want to add.
Click the image preview.
Re-size or reposition the
image within the topic space if desired.
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Drag the image from the Library to the map.
A red visual cue means the image will be added as a subtopic of the highlighted topic. |
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A green visual cue means the image will be attached to the topic. Note that you can then drag the image to position it within the topic space in one of 4 locations. |
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No cue (image is in an empty space) means the image gets added as a floating image. Press SHIFT as you drag to prevent the image from becoming attached to a topic as you move it. |
You can attach images to topics or create a floating image.
Do one of the following:
Right-click a topic, click Image, and then click From File. |
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Select a topic. On the Insert tab, in the Topic Elements group, click the Image arrow, and then click Insert Image From File. |
Navigate to the image file and click Insert.
Re-size or reposition the
image within the topic space if desired.
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Do one of the following:
Right-click the map background, click Insert Floating Image, then click From File. |
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Click the map background. On the Insert tab, in the Topic Elements group, click the Image arrow, and then click Insert Image From File. Click the location for the floating image. |
Navigate to the image file and click Insert.
You can drag the image to
fine-tune its location. Press SHIFT as you drag to prevent the image
from becoming attached to a topic as you move it.
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You can paste existing images from other applications into map topics or paste other items (like tables from Word, data ranges from Excel, etc.) as an image.
The Paste
Special command indicates which formats are available.
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Copy the image from the original application (usually CTRL+C).
Click where you want the image pasted:
If you select a topic, the pasted image becomes a new subtopic.
If you click inside the topic text, the image will be pasted inside (attached to) the topic.
If you click on the map background, the image is pasted as a new floating topic.
Press CTRL+V.
Copy the item from the source application (usually CTRL+C).
Click where you want the image pasted:
If you select a topic, the image can be pasted inside, or as a new subtopic.
If you click on the map background, the image is pasted as a new floating topic.
On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the Paste arrow, and then click Paste Special.
The Paste Special As dialog shows the available formats for the copied item. Click Picture or Bitmap, and then:
Click Paste to create a subtopic or floating image.
Click
Paste Inside to attach the
image to the selected topic.
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Select the topic, then click the image. Handles appear to show that it is selected.
Drag the handles to re-size
the image: corner handles maintain the aspect ratio, side handles
allow stretching.
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Floating images can be moved freely around the map using drag and drop (hold down the Shift key as you drag to prevent the image from becoming attached).
Attached Images stay inside their associated
topics, but they can be copied or moved to another topic, or to become
a floating image.
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Select the topic with the image you want to move or copy.
Click the image. Handles will appear to show that it is selected.
Drag the image to a new location.
Visual cues appear to show how the image will be added: green shows it will be attached to the topic (top, bottom, left or right positions), red indicates that it will become a new topic; no cue means the image will become a floating image.
Drop the image at the new
location.
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Select the topic, then click the image. Handles appear to show that it is selected.
Press DELETE.
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Bitmaps are converted to metafiles when they are exported to a Word document. You can switch off this behavior using the MindManager options settings for Notes - Export conversions ( RTF).
During export to web pages all images are automatically converted to either 256 color GIF files (includes bitmaps that were previously metafiles, to retain their " metafile transparency") or to JPEG files (all bitmaps with color resolution > 256).
Only PNG, GIF and JPG images are supported when you export a Mindjet Viewer file.