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Click the Take Picture button to take the picture with the camera.

Click on selection rectangle to put it in focus.

Click on the handle on the right side of the selection and drag it up/down to rotate the selection.

Release the cursor to set the selection at the desired angle.

Click on the Art Regions tab.

Click the Add New Art Region button.  

In the editor, draw a box around the art to select it.   

The size of the area selected will be displayed in the width and height fields of the Selected Region field, which can be edited.

Optionally, click the Add Full Size Art Region button to select the entire image displayed on the current tab.

To edit their placement, click on the Design icon to go to Designer.

Have the desired artwork displayed on the current image tab.

Click on the desired opening listed on the Unassigned Openings listing.

Click Add Art Region from Opening button. 

The art region will be placed onto the current image tab.

Click and drag the art region to the desired position on the current image.

Repeat as necessary with the other unassigned openings.

Click on the Mats and Frames tab. 

Enter the number of frames desired in the Number of Frames field.

Type, scan or select from the SKU field dropdown control the SKU of the desired frame.

Click the down arrow next to the desired frame layer and select Set Texture to set the frame texture.

• Optionally, select Set Texture with Auto Snap if the selection is high contrast enough to allow the software to automatically snap to the top and bottom of the texture.

Draw a box around the frame or fill sample desired, using the smallest repeatable section of the frame image. 

Rotate the selection as needed to match the frame sample. 

• Click and move any of the control points to edit the selection. 

• The repeating pattern is shown at the bottom of the screen to assist with selection and rotation.

The current thumbnail selection is displayed in the Samples Preview window. 

The selected Frame texture displays in the Preview Tab on the Corner Sample.

Enter the number of mat layers desired in the Number of Mats field.

Type, scan or select from the SKU field dropdown control the SKU of the desired mat.

Click the down arrow next to the desired mat layer and select Set Texture to select the mat texture.  

In the editor, start in the upper left corner of the artwork, draw a box selecting the texture sample desired, using the smallest repeatable section of the texture image.

Release the mouse button to make the selection.  

Click the down arrow next to the desired mat layer and select Set Solid Color to set the mat color.  

In the editor, click on the desired color to select it.  

Click the down arrow next to the desired mat layer and select Set Core Color icon. 

In the editor, click on the desired color to select it.

Click the down arrow next to the desired mat layer and select Set SKU by Color to select the mat color SKU. 

On the editor, click on the desired color to select it. 

The Select Color SKU screen will open.

Click on the desired SKU to select it and click the Select button. 

Click on the desired color sample in the Complimentary Colors section.

Select the desired mat layer for the color, mat SKU or select to add it as a new mat layer.

The selected thumbnails of the Frame Moulding Texture/Matboard Texture and/or Color can be saved to their associated SKUs by saving the SKU images.

Click File > Save SKU Images to save the Frame Moulding/Matboard thumbnails selected to the appropriate SKUs. 

Select the checkbox for each new Frame texture/Matboard texture and/or color selection that you wish to save with the SKU that has been entered.

The checkbox is grayed out for any SKUs that already have a texture/color assigned to it.

Click the Save button.

Click on the Preview Tab to visualize the finished project with the selected frame and matboard.

Make any additional adjustments, save the project, or cut the project.

Click Take Snapshot to save a snapshot of the current project. 

A snapshot of the current project is taken, which includes the frames, mats, fillets, etc.

The user can now return to the Mats and Frames tab and make new selections for this artwork.

Repeat as necessary, then compare the Snapshots (instructions below).

Select the Snapshots by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on each desired Snapshot. Optionally, click the Select All button.

Click the Compare Selected button.

On the Snapshot Preview screen, select how you would like the Snapshots displayed.

When you have decided on which Snapshot you like the best, close the Snapshot Preview screen.

Select the desired Snapshot from the snapshots section and click Set Current button to load it as the current project.