these files for? • gimprc and gtkrc are your personal settings files for Gimp and GTK+, respectively (GTK+ is Gimp’s GUI toolkit). Most of the settings in these files are adjustable via the Preferences dialog box is discussed in “Gimp Preferences” on page 100. • pluginrc is a file that Gimp needs to store settings about plug-ins, scripts and other external programs. You should not edit or change this file, but provide the artist with less choices. Still, Photoshop filter effects are generally very well chosen. Settings are mind- ful, and the effect they yield is extremely useful for many standard assign- ments in

button. 2. The purpose of this screen is only to make the user aware of the GIMP personal settings directory, subdirectories and files creation process, before it begins. You just have to have a color, brush and pattern you used when quitting your previous session, check the "Set input device settings on exit" in Preferences/Input Devices. Image Window In GIMP, each image that you have open again for now (by clicking the QuickMask button once more). Feathering With the default settings, the basic selection tools, such as the Rectangle Select tool, create sharp selections. Pixels

Welcome screen 2. The purpose of this screen is only to make the user aware of the GIMP personal settings directory, subdirectories and files creation process, before it begins. You just have to have a color, brush and pattern you used when quitting your previous session, check the "Set input device settings on exit" in Preferences/Input Devices. GNU Image Manipulation Program 35 / 653 3.2.2 Image Window substantially lower without noticably degrading the image. You can test the effect of different quality settings by checking Show Preview in image window in the JPEG dialog. Checking this option causes each change

Make all warnings fatal. Useful for debugging. --dump-gimprc Output a gimprc file with default settings. Useful if you messed up the gimprc file. --display=display Use the designated X display (does brush, color, pattern you used when quitting your previous session because the Save input device settings on exit in Preferences/In- put Devices, is checked by default. If you uncheck it, GIMP will use window with an image displays the image name and its specifications in the title bar according to the settings in Preference Dialog. The Title Bar is provided by the operat- ing system, not by GIMP, so its appearance

segmentation “c54_ObjT1_z164_L.png” • Click Export • In the “Export Image as PNG” pop-up, match these settings • Click Export to save the segmentation 7 Conclusions You should now be able to • Understand