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Simple text is text that is encoded into the image without
any formatting information (no specific font, font size,
etc.). When exploring an image with such textual data
encoded, the text appears within a simple window at the
position of the mouse cursor.
The following steps are necessary to code the 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 Simple unformatted text and
pressing the OK button, the text can be specified (right
image below).
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- A T icon is integrated in the image
(highlighted in the left image below). By pressing
this icon a dialog appears that allows to edit the text
again.
- Now the text is specified and connected with the
region that had been selected. To finally generate the
coded image, the button highlighted in the right image
below needs to be pressed. Thereafter, the coded image
can be stored.
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