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Click Insert tab ➤ Image panel ➤ Toggle
Frames.
See Displaying Image Frames (page 494).
Display frames for images you added with
the Insert An Image command.
At the Command prompt, enter align.
See Changing Image Alignment (page 495).
Change the alignment and scale of an im-
age you added with the Insert An Image
command.
At the Command prompt, enter imagead-
just.
See Adjusting Image Brightness, Contrast,
and Fade (page 496).
Adjust the brightness, contrast, and fade
of an image you added with the Insert An
Image command.
At the Command prompt, enter imagequal-
ity.
See Changing Image Display Quality and
Speed (page 498).
Adjust the image display quality of an im-
age you added with the Insert An Image
command.
Right-click the image. Click Properties. In
the Properties palette, select Transparency.
See Making an Image Transparent (page
499).
For an image you added with the Insert An
Image command, make all pixels of a spe-
cific color in a grayscale or color image
transparent.
Right-click the image. Click Properties. In
the Properties palette, change the position
or rotation of the image.
See Modifying the Correlation Settings for
an Image (page 501).
Specify a precise location for an image you
added with the Insert An Image command
Right-click the image. Click Properties. In
the Properties palette, change the color,
layer, or linetype.
See Modifying Other Image Properties
(page 503).
For an image you added with the Insert An
Image command, modify frame properties.
At the Command prompt, enter imageclip.
See Clipping an Image (page 504).
Display only a portion of an image you
added with the Insert An Image command.
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