WiseImage document

WiseImage document

A WiseImage document contains both vector objects and raster images, located on an unlimited workspace. Any number of colour, greyscale, and monochrome raster images can be loaded in a WiseImage document; vector objects can be created and documents which contain vectors can be loaded and new images created.
WiseImage document can contain several workspaces: a model space and a paper space that is represented by a number of layouts. The most of work is performed in the model space, while the paper space is used for realizing created drawing on the paper.
 For more information on WiseImage layouts see page (Layouts).

The WiseImage document extension is .CWS; this format can store both raster and vector data.
When working with WiseImage a coordinate system is used, this can be specified according to the document requirements.
To create a new WiseImage; document choose New from the File menu. To save a document; use the Save As or Save command in the File menu. When saving a document, all currently loaded WiseImage objects will be saved. WiseImage also saves all program settings.

Raster images inserted in a WiseImage document can be stored in two different ways:
1. as a linked image file. In this case raster images are stored as separate files.
2. as an embedded image inside a WiseImage document.

WiseImage documents can be opened with the Open command of the File menu.
WiseImage document properties can be set which will be inherited by all newly created objects.
A WiseImage document has layers on which WiseImage objects are distributed. An object can assume properties “by layer” on which it is drawn or moved to.

 For more information on WiseImage layers see “Layers” section on page (Layers).
WiseImage allows the visibility of layers, transparency of raster images. Birds Eye, predefined scale or named view can be used for convenient information display.There is also an option to use file templates. This allows new documents to be created with raster or vector objects already inserted.