Full Screen - CTRL+PGDN - displays the current document using your full screen, hiding all other programs and HyperSnap-DX 5's interface.

Previous File - PGUP - loads the previous file in the current directory into HyperSnap-DX 5's workspace. This function (with the Next file function) gives you a quick way of jumping back and forth to examine files within a directory.

Next File - PGDN - loads the next file in the current directory into HyperSnap-DX 5's workspace. This function (with the Previous file function) gives you a quick way of jumping back and forth to examine files within a directory.

Think about it...

In a way, the previous two functions are like a big-window "preview" function, letting you quickly see the files within even a very large directory by hitting Page down and Page up to go forward and backward, respectively.

It's very easy to quickly scan through a working image directory to find the file you want using these two functions.

Toolbar - shows or hides the toolbar. Note that if you hide the toolbar, you will lose one-click access to certain features.

Status Bar - shows or hides the status bar. The status bar provides important information while you work, such as the function of menu items as you scroll through them, and certain values of the current image in the right-hand panes of the bar.

These panes will change to reflect the mouse coordinates as you move them over the image, making it possible to mark precise locations on your image should you desire this.

Drawing Tools - shows or hides the drawing tools palette. If you aren't drawing on your captures, and have limited screen real estate (such as with a system running at 640 X 480 resolution), you may wish to hide these tools.

The drawing tools are used to edit a capture (or a loaded image). To see what each tool does, hold your mouse over each icon on the drawing tool palette and a short description of that tool will appear, explaining what that tool does.

Customize - this function lets you set many aspects of the HyperSnap-DX 5 user interface to work in the ways you want it to. For example, you can define which toolbar buttons are shown, add new buttons from the available functions, customize menus by re-arranging them, hiding or changing items, customize the keyboard shortcuts and establish the overall look and feel of the toolbars and menus.

Because these features are so powerful, we've set up their own help section. For more information see Customizing HyperSnap's user interface topic.