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Friday, February 20, 2009

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Quicktip Day 20: Annotate pictures with Preview

Scott Simmons | 02/20

Preview can do a lot more than just open PDFs

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Quicktip #20 (February 20, 2009) Using Preview to annotate images

As much as I love ImageWell for quick annotations of images without the overhead of a Photoshop launch, you can do a lot of the same stuff in Apple’s Preview application. Just right click on the top of a window and choose Customize Toolbar (or choose View > Customize Toolbar) and drag the Annotate bubble into the toolbar and you will now have rectangles, circle, arrows and text tools to annotate an image:

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If you notice there are a lot of other tools in there as well like crop and rotate. .

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