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As the following image shows, formatted text can have
various appearances. The text's formatting information is
coded together with the actual text. Comparable to adding simple text, formatted
text is associated with afore selected image
regions. However, formatted text included in bubbles can
be arbitrarily positioned within the image. When viewing
the coded image, the text appears at those specified
positions.
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The following steps are necessary to code formatted text:
- Selection of an image region, with which the text is
associated and into which the textual data will be
encoded (left image below).
- Thereupon, the button for inserting text needs to be
pressed (right image below).
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- A dialog appears in which the type of the text can
be selected (left image below).
- Upon selecting a text type (except Simple
unformatted text) and pressing the OK button, a
prototype of the selected text type is included in the
image (right image below). This prototype can be
arbitrarily moved within the image.
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To modify the text and its properties, the background
of the text needs to be selected by pressing the right
mouse button. A menu appears from which Change
properties must be chosen. The left image below
shows the dialog with which font, size, alignment,
colors, etc. can be modified. The shape of the text's
bubble can be modified with the small rectangular
buttons (right image below).
- Upon positioning and formatting the text, the
coded image can be generated and stored using the
button highlighted in the right image below. It is
also possible to assign several such texts to the same
region.
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