1. Load the images to include in the pages.
2. Click on the  button.
3. The Settings dialog box will appear.

• Zoom: This is the initial zoom setting for all images.
• Fit to Frame:  Set the zoom factor so the image will fit in the frame.
• Frame Size:  The size in pixels of each frame.
• Text:  Include annotation text in each frame.
• Framing:  Outline each frame.
• Page Format: The format for each page

4. Click on the Set Zoom/Pan button to visually adjust the image within the frame.
5. Click OK to display the 1st page.
6. Use the image select   function to display subsequent pages (if applicable).

Disabling Multi-Format: Click on the  button again to return to single image mode.

• Selecting Frames:  One or more frames may be selected to perform zoom, pan and W/L functions.  To select/de-select a frame,  move the cursor over the desired frame and click on the right mouse button.  Selected frames will be outlined in red.
• Deleting an Image:  Depress the Delete key to delete the image from the selected frame.
• Inserting Images:  Depress the Insert key to insert images starting at the selected frame.  One or more image files may be selected from the File dialog.
• Loading/Appending Image files:  You may use all of the File load functions when the viewer is in Multi-Format display mode.

The Zoom and Pan operation may be applied to selected frames.  When no frames are selected, the operation will apply to all of the frames in the page.
 

Zoom:  Click on the   button. Drag the mouse up to increase the zoom factor,  down to decrease.

Pan:  Click on the  button.  Drag the mouse in the direction to pan.

 Pages may be saved to disk using the Save Image As menu function. Enable the Save All Images option to save all of the pages at once.

IMG:  This will save the page(s) in multi-format mode.  All multi-format functions will be enabled when these files are viewed.

JPEG:  A special feature of saving pages in JPEG format is that the text and graphics will be overlayed over the compressed image when viewed with FP Image.  This will create smaller files while displaying the text crisp and sharp as opposed to compressing them along with the image.

Others:  All other formats are saved as normal picture files.