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/*!
    \page creator-how-to-view-images.html
    \previouspage creator-how-tos.html

    \ingroup creator-how-to-design

    \title View images

    \QC opens image files in the image viewer.

    \image {qtcreator-image-viewer.png} {Image viewer}

    Use the toolbar buttons or \l{Keyboard shortcuts}{keyboard shortcuts} to:

    \list
        \li \inlineimage {icons/export.png} {Export}
            - Export SVG images to pixmaps or copy an image as a data URL, which
            enables you to include it in web pages as if it were an external
            resource
        \li \imageeyeopen (\uicontrol {Original Size})
            - Return images to their original size
        \li \imagezoomin (\uicontrol {Zoom In})
            - Zoom in and out (\imagezoomout (\uicontrol {Zoom Out}))
        \li \imagerunsmall (\uicontrol {Play Animation})
            - Play and pause animated GIF and MNG images
        \li \imagedesktopdevicesmall (\uicontrol {Switch Background})
            - Show and hide the image background
        \li \inlineimage {icons/switch-outline.png} {Switch Outline}
            (\uicontrol {Switch Outline})
            - Show and hide the image outline
        \li \inlineimage {icons/fittoview.png} {Fit to Screen}
            (\uicontrol {Fit to Screen})
            - Fit images to screen
    \endlist

    Select \uicontrol {Set as Default} to use the current settings for the
    background and outline modes and fitting images to screen as default
    values for the image viewer.

    \sa {Design UIs}{How to: Design UIs}, {Qt Quick UI design}
*/

/*!
    \page creator-how-to-export-svg-images.html
    \previouspage creator-how-tos.html

    \ingroup creator-how-to-design

    \title Create pixmaps from SVG images

    If you have a freely scalable icon in the SVG format, you can open it in the
    \l{View images}{image viewer} to export it to several images of different
    sizes to create a set of pixmaps.

    Select \inlineimage {icons/export.png} {Export} (\uicontrol {Export})
    on the toolbar.

    You can then use QIcon::addPixmap() to add the pixmaps to icons in
    different modes and states.

    \sa {Design UIs}{How to: Design UIs}, {Qt Quick UI design}
*/
