Table of Contents
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Create a new folder to hold your images in the Kooka Gallery.
- → (Ctrl+S)
Save the image selected underneath the Kooka Gallery to a different folder on your disk.
See the Save section for details.
- → (Shift+Del)
Delete the folder selected underneath the Kooka Gallery.
- → (Ctrl+N)
If the scanned image includes more than you want to appear in the final image, use this tool to crop your image by marking your selection in the larger image display to the right then selecting this tool. The image is cropped according to your selection. You may already be familiar with this function from KolourPaint crop tool.
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Remove the image displayed in the Image Viewer.
- → (Ctrl+P)
Prints the displayed image.
- → (Ctrl+Q)
Quit Kooka.
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Start the optical character recognition (OCR) of the whole image using the recognition system defined on the OCR page in the settings dialog. This starts the character recognition for the preview image.
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A window will reappear for the character recognition. Here, however, the character recognition is only for the area highlighted in the final scan.
The actions in this menu are also available in the context menu of the preview window.
- → (Ctrl+I)
This proportionally scales the image in the large canvas to the width of the display.
- → (Ctrl+H)
Proportionately scales the image to the height of the display.
- → (Ctrl+1)
Restores the original scan size by reducing or enlarging the image in the display.
There are additional methods of scaling an image: Preview window.
click the image display. Redefine the three named options and set the enlargement itself. This can also be done in the- → (Ctrl+V)
Flip image vertically.
- → (Ctrl+M)
Flip image horizontally.
- → (Ctrl+7)
Rotate the image ninety degrees counterclockwise.
- → (Ctrl+9)
Rotate the image ninety degrees clockwise.
- → (Ctrl+8)
Rotates image 180 degrees.
Apart from the common KDE and menus described in the Menu chapter of the KDE Fundamentals documentation Kooka has these application specific menu entries:
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If you have several scanners use this action to select a scanner and use a certain device always at startup.
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Add a device which is not automatically detected at startup of Kooka.