# Item Menu

Since Photo Print is a mouse driven application, the item menu serves as a focal point for interacting with layouts, frames, and pages. The item menu can be accessed from the main menu bar or as a contextual menu when you click on a layout, frame, or page. The item menu will change according to the currently selected item.

Page

Layout

Image

Text

Shown below are descriptions of the available menu items.

# Common Menu Items

Copy: The copy menu item allows you to copy the frame or layout and its contents or the just the contents of frame (text or image) to the clipboard. You can then paste this material elsewhere in the document or in other applications.
Duplicate: The duplicate menu item copies the currently selected frame or layout and pastes it at the same level of the original frame or layout. The duplicate will be centered in the current context.
Delete: The delete menu item will delete the currently selected layout or frame.

# Page Menu Items

Add New Page: Adds a new page to the document. If no page is currently selected, the page will be added to the end of the document. If a page is selected, the page will be added after that page.
Delete Page: Delete the currently selected page.

# Frame Menu Items

Rotate Frame: The rotate frame menu provides a set of convenient rotation angles. When you select one of the rotation angles it will be added to the current rotation angle of the frame. So if you have a current rotation angle of 23° and you select rotate right 45°, the resulting angle will be 68°.
Arrange Frames: The arrange menu allows you to change the top to bottom order of an item.
Center Frame: The center frame menu items allow you to center the frame in the current context. You can center vertically, horizontally, or in both directions.

# Image Menu Items

Rotate Image: The rotate image menu provides a set of convenient rotation angles. When you select one of the rotation angles it will be added to the current rotation angle of the image. So if you have a current rotation angle of 23° and you select rotate right 45°, the resulting angle will be 68°.
Center Image: The center image menu items allow you to center the image in the current context. You can center vertically, horizontally, or in both directions.
Populate Frames: The populate frames menu item allows you to populate all image frames on the page with the image from the current image frame. This is useful if you’re creating a set of pictures like school pictures.
Delete Image: Delete the image from the currently selected frame.
Reset Image: The reset image menu item allows you to reset the positional aspects of the image in the frame. This is useful if you make a mistake and want to start over with the image. This will not affect any filters you have applied to the image.

# Text Menu Items

Edit Text…: The edit text menu item allows you to access an editor so that you may add or change content for a text frame. If you add more text content than the original text frame can hold, you will need to resize the text frame on the page to display all the text. The easiest way to invoke this command is to double-click on a text frame.

# Global Menu Items

Selecting Border Presets: After you create a border presets, you can access it through the "Border Presets" submenu. You can rename, reorder, or delete border presets menu through the main menu item "Document > Manage Border Presets…".
Create Border Preset…: When you select this menu item, you will be presented with a dialog that will allow you to name and save all the border attributes for the currently selected item as a preset. You can then use the border preset to automatically set up borders on other items. Your newly created border preset will be available through the “Border Presets” submenu.
Create Custom Layout…: This menu item allows you to create a custom layout template. A dialog will appear that will allow you to assign a name to the new template. Once you confirm the creation of the template, it will appear at the end of your custom templates. You can reorder your templates by dragging and dropping them into new positions. The templates you create are global in scope and be and can be used in any document.