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  <p>The image properties window is a dialog that displays various information about a file.</p>

  <p>To display a properties window for a an image select Properties from it's context menu, in most windows pressing Control + P will display the properties of the selected images or files.</p>

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  <p>The properties window contains a scaled down image of the file and information about the file under several tabs. If the window contains more than one file, they can be navigated by activating the left and right arrow buttons, or by clicking the primary and middle mouse buttons on the image preview.</p>

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  <h2>Image preview</h2>

  <p>This displays the contents of the active file. When the window contains more than one file, they can be navigated with the primary and middle mouse buttons. The image display is also a drag source for drag and drop, start the drag operation by pressing the middle mouse button and dragging the file to the desired target.</p>

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  <h2>General tab</h2>

  <p>This displays information about the active file. It includes:</p>

  <p><b>Image attributes:</b> Dimensions, uncompressed size, file or mime type, and existence of an alpha channel.</p>

  <p><b>Compress ratio:</b> The percentage of file size compared to the size of the image when decoded into memory.</p>

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  <h2>Keywords tab</h2>

  <p>The keywords tab contains the same information that is in the Keywords sidebar, please refer to the <a href="sidebars_keywords.html">Keywords Sidebar</a> page for details.</p>

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  <h2>EXIF tab</h2>

  <p>The EXIF tab contains the same information that is in the EXIF sidebar, please refer to the <a href="sidebars_exif.html">EXIF Sidebar</a> page for details.</p>

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  <p>The image properties window is a dialog that displays various information about a file.</p>

  <p>To display a properties window for a an image select Properties from it's context menu, in most windows pressing Control + P will display the properties of the selected images or files.</p>

  <p>The properties window contains a scaled down image of the file and information about the file under several tabs. If the window contains more than one file, they can be navigated by activating the left and right arrow buttons, or by clicking the primary and middle mouse buttons on the image preview.</p>

  <h2>Image preview</h2>

  <p>This displays the contents of the active file. When the window contains more than one file, they can be navigated with the primary and middle mouse buttons. The image display is also a drag source for drag and drop, start the drag operation by pressing the middle mouse button and dragging the file to the desired target.</p>

  <h2>General tab</h2>

  <p>This displays information about the active file. It includes:</p>

  <p><b>Image attributes:</b> Dimensions, uncompressed size, file or mime type, and existence of an alpha channel.</p>

  <p><b>Compress ratio:</b> The percentage of file size compared to the size of the image when decoded into memory.</p>

  <h2>Keywords tab</h2>

  <p>The keywords tab contains the same information that is in the Keywords sidebar, please refer to the <a href="sidebars_keywords.html">Keywords Sidebar</a> page for details.</p>

  <h2>EXIF tab</h2>

  <p>The EXIF tab contains the same information that is in the EXIF sidebar, please refer to the <a href="sidebars_exif.html">EXIF Sidebar</a> page for details.</p>

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