Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Step Four:
If you press Q again, it toggles you to the Before/After Top/Bottom preview (as seen here,
which looks kinda creepy, since her color head is growing out of her black & white head).
If you press Q one last time, you get a top/bottom split view. Anyway, besides all this, you
have a reasonable amount of control over how all this is displayed by going to that pop-up
menu we saw back in Step Three and choosing
Preview Preferences
to bring up the dia-
log you see here below. The first column lets you hide (by turning off) any of the preview
mode checkboxes you don't care about (I only use the left/right side-by-side myself). In
the second column, you get to choose whether you want to see a solid line divider between
your before/after previews, and if you want to see the words Before and After onscreen.
