Is there a template or other document that I can go to to see what the various line entries in *.flt files are controlling? Is the format different for the pre-defined filters and the .flt files generated in the file directory with the image(s)? They seem to be slightly different. Can an .flt file generated for an image be used as a global filter?
This is easy but many faceted.
1) Just hover the mouse pointer over the thumb file name as long as it is red or purple, and you will see the filters in use.
1a) You can also right click the thumbnail and select Remove Filters and you can then selectively choose to remove all or one.
The Predefined filters are essentially the same except that some simple ones are premade for you, and/or you can make your own, and save it to be used as a filter you like.
For example, I like to use a FADE OVAL cutout a lot to cover background clutter. In the Editor, I selected my fade oval and using FILE menu, saved it as a predefined filter with a name.
The neat part is that I can right click on any thumbnail image, select PRE DEFINED FILTERs and apply it from there.
2) Global filters: Tricky. It will be applied as a single filter as you print, but any other filters you associated with that image will be ignored.
Use sparingly as the help file advises.
Hope this helps.
Fred
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