PP3-B1359E (Getting Started)

INSTRUCTION GUIDE
FRONTIER WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Getting Started
MS01 Software Version 3.0

Universal Guide for
Lab Operator Use
First Edition
30 October 2009
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................1
OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................................1
SYSTEM TERMINOLOGY ..................................................................................................................2
CHAPTER 2: MS01 USER INTERFACE .....................................................................................9
OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................................9
VIEW ORDERS SCREEN .................................................................................................................10
VIEW IMAGES SCREEN ..................................................................................................................12
VIEW IMAGES SCREEN > TAB 1 .....................................................................................................13
VIEW IMAGES SCREEN > TAB 2 .....................................................................................................17
VIEW ORDERS & VIEW IMAGES > DEVICE STATUS .........................................................................19
ORDER SUMMARY - WHOLE ROLL PRODUCTS ...............................................................................22
APPENDIX A: IMAGE MANIPULATIONS .................................................................................23
OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................................23
IMAGES SETTINGS DIALOG BOX ....................................................................................................23
MS01 ADJUST IMAGES SCREEN > SETUP 1...................................................................................24

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Chapter 1: Introduction
Overview
This guide provides details and instructions for Fujifilm’s Frontier Workflow Management Software
(MS01) for retail lab systems.
In this guide, you will learn:
The basic user interface of the MS01 system (see page 9).
Information about the Adjust Images features (see page 23).
In this chapter, you will learn:
Some basic definitions for terms used by the MS01 software.

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System Terminology
330 System A tethered system consisting of an SLP 800 printer/scanner combination.
340 System A tethered system consisting of an SLP 1000 printer/scanner combination.
350 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 1500 wet lab printer and an SP 1500 or
2000 scanner.
355 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 1500 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.
scanner.
scanner.
scanner.
scanner.
scanner.
A1 Scanner software that works with the SP 1500, SP 2000, SP 2500, and SP 3000
scanners.
ASK Dye-sublimation dry lab printers. See Fujifilm USB printers in this glossary.
B1 Variety Print Service for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
B5 Single Scan Digitizing Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
B7 Professional Scanning Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
B8 Hyper Reorder Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
B9 Tone Selection Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
B11 Hyper Retouch Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.
backprint Text printed on the reverse side of the print. Sometimes customizable.
connected A connected MS01 system is a system that receives data from Fujifilm’s
fulfillment network, sends data to Fujifilm’s Fulfillment Network, and receives
orders from various sources (such as retailers and Fujifilm labs). This is
accomplished via Internet connectivity.

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Crop modes MS01 offers different crop choices. For this example, assume that the original product
size and image dimensions are:
8x10 Image
4x6 Product
3.5x5 Image
Fill in Print area is filled with image and there may be image data lost if it does not
crop match the aspect ratio of the print size selected. Output will have no white
mode space.
8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image
Fit in Fits the image into the size selected leaving it at its current aspect ratio to
crop maintain all the image data. This will produce white space if the image is not
mode the same aspect ratio as the size selected.
8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image
No Image is rendered on the product without resizing. Takes the size selected
resize and cuts out the center portion of the image (think of it as a cookie cutter). If
crop the image is smaller than the size selected it will produce white space.
mode 8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image

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custom backprint Backprint text specified by the operator; only replaces second line of backprint. Not all
printers support the backprint feature.
Also see backprint.
digital input Digital images loaded into the system for printing (not film-based images). Examples
include .jpg, .tif, and .gif image files generated from digital cameras.
Digital Link One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, this application performs all
Request Spooler background processing for producing prints and CDs, receiving input from external
sources such as kiosk, and communications with remote systems via the Internet.
It also manages a database containing all production information, and is responsible for
scheduling of tasks and devices throughout the system.
This application is also known as Simon.
Dymo Label A small label printer used to output labels for CDs, kiosk orders, Web orders, etc.
E5 Fujicolor CD/DVD Digital software (also known as Backup CD Service).
Epson Stylus Pro Wide-format printer used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported models include 4880,
7800, and 7880.
FDD Frontier Driver Direct. This service provides more control and greater messaging
capabilities when printing.
FDIA Fujifilm’s Frontier Digital Imaging Architecture.
FDIA DB The database used by MS01 and other Fujifilm and third-party software to facilitate
image transfer and order fulfillment.
FCIM Frontier Communication Interface Module.
film type A film type must be selected if creating prints from film. Options include color, black and
white, and slide film.
Frontier The name used to describe Fujifilm-developed systems.
FrontMan The FrontMan software is an optional film input software interface included with MS01.
(The FrontMan application window is also known as Main or the Order Entry screen.)
FMPC Also known as the LPC and an abbreviation for Frontier Manager Printer Controller, the
FMPC is a separate computer used to drive a laser printer (LP printer) and receive data
from the scanner (if configured to do so).
Note: Not all system configurations use an FMPC/LPC.

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Fujifilm Printers LP 1500 Wet Lab Printer LP 5500 Wet Lab Printer
(1394 FireWire)
LP 2000 Wet Lab Printer LP 5700 Wet Lab Printer
Fujifilm Printers DL 400 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7500 Wet Lab Printer
(Network)
DL 410 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7600 Wet Lab Printer
DL 430 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7700 Wet Lab Printer
LP 7000 Wet Lab Printer SLP800 scanner/printer (330 system)
LP 7100 Wet Lab Printer SLP1000 scanner/printer (340 system)
LP 7200 Wet Lab Printer
Fujifilm Printers DPB 1500 Dry Lab Printer ASK 2500 Dry Lab Printer
(USB)
ASK 1500 Dry Lab Printer ASK 4000 Dry Lab Printer
ASK 2000 Dry Lab Printer ASK 4000A Dry Lab Printer
Fujifilm Scanners SP 1500 SP 2500

(FireWire)
SP 2000 SP 3000
Fujifilm Scanners SP 500

(USB)
HCIP High capacity image processor. This is a rendering device attached to the MS01
system. By having an HCIP attached to your MS01 system, its order processing speed
is increased.
Hot Job Provides an order with a prioritized status.
Hyper-Threading Officially called Hyper-Threading Technology (HTT), this is Intel Corporation’s
trademark for their implementation of the simultaneous multithreading technology on
their Pentium 4 micro-architecture.
The technology improves processor performance under certain workloads by providing
useful work for execution units that would otherwise be idle, for example during a cache
miss.
A Pentium 4 with Hyper-Threading enabled is treated by the operating system as two
processors instead of one.
IC Imaging controller.
ICIII Imaging Controller III computer, formerly known as PIC (photo imaging controller
computer) and DIC (digital imaging controller computer).
Image Info One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Image Info allows operators to see

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information about the image data.
Index Print A supplementary print that displays image thumbnails.
Job Manager One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Job Manager manages the images in
MS01 orders.
Also known as JobMan.
Kaleida A Fujifilm printer used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported model includes PX-7550.
Local Disc Writer This is a CD/DVD writer attached to the IC or an IC Workstation. This allows for one (1)
CD to be written at a time. Local CD/DVD writers do not have the ability to print the
labels automatically on the CD/DVDs.
Log Off One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, the Log Off function shuts down the
application and also performs a Windows operating system log off.
LP (Laser Printer) This is the abbreviation that pre-pends some Fujifilm printer model names. For example,
LP 5000.
LPC Also known as the FMPC, and an abbreviation for Laser Printer Controller, the LPC is
one of the terms used as a name for the computer, which is separate from the ICIII
computer that is used to drive a printer.
Maintenance One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, the MS01 Maintenance application
houses the software used to configure the MS01 system.
This is a different application than the Maintenance offered via the printer software.
MCU (Main Known as the SPC in some regions, the MCU is the computer that drives the film
Control Unit) scanner hardware. Note: The SP 500 runs via the ICIII without a separate SPC/MCU
device.
Media SD/Memory Stick/Compact Flash/xD Card/Compact Flash/CD/DVD used to store digital
images.
MS01 Also known as the Frontier Workflow Management Software. This is the overall system,
including the scanner software and the printer software.
Operators should always use the system in Operator mode.
MS11 Scanner software that works with SP 500, 1500, 2000, 2500, and 3000 model scanners.
This is a sub-component of the MS01 system.
MS12 Printer driver support software for Adobe Photoshop CS3 and CS4.
MS13 LAN spool software.
MS14 Variety Print Service software.
MS15 Variety Template Composite / Variety Templates software, including Template Editor.
MS16 Image-Adjust software. Also called 6-frame adjust.
MS17 Net Connection for FDI-net software.
MS18 Skin Color Correction Image Processing software.
MS19 Photo ID Print Service software.
Multi-Roll Order A multi-roll order is an order that contains more than one roll of film. Each roll in a multi-
roll order has a unique Film ID (which is included in the backprint information).

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Operator Mode On the ICIII, this mode locks down the system so only Fuji applications can be used.
After logging to Operator mode (default mode), Fuji applications automatically launch,
and automatically re-launch if terminated.
Panda (Printer One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Panda provides an interface between
And Device the Digital Link Request Spooler (Simon) and various devices, such as printers and CD-
Application) writers. It manages device operations and provides status and messages to the rest of
the system in a consistent manner to ensure that devices may easily be interchanged or
added, as needed.
Personality Custom MS system settings associated with a particular Fujifilm region or retailer.
PIC Photo Imaging Controller, now known as IC.
Product On the MS01 system, each print created has an associated “product” file. For example,
there are product files for 4x6-sized prints,
Production The mechanism in the MS01 system that manages routing ordered products to output
Manager devices for production. It also handles ordering the output based on due time, etc.
Promo Print A product that enables retailers to print promotional offers (using the MS01 system) for
distribution to consumers.
Puma One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Puma is the mechanism used to
display system messages (such as errors, warnings, and informational messages).
Red exclamation This will power off the ICIII system. For proper shut-down procedures, see the MS01
mark Start-up and Shut-down Guide.
On the FMPC, this is an emergency shutdown for only the Panda application. This will
not power off the FMPC box. Note: This is not the proper shut-down procedure for this
device; only do this if directed to do so by Technical Support.
Important: For systems that are not connected to the Fujifilm fulfillment network, this
function can be used as a proper method of shutting down the system.
For systems that are connected to the Fujifilm fulfillment network, this should be treated
as an emergency shut-down command only. By clicking this button, you are not
performing a proper shut-down procedure. Only use this button if instructed to do so by
Technical Support.
Retain Print Enables you to retain the size, surface, and color settings between orders.
Settings
Rimage This is a third-party CD burning device designed for high volumes of CD creation. This
system allows multiple CDs to be written simultaneously. The Rimage system can print
labels directly onto CDs. Depending on the model of Rimage, it may have two or four
CD burners and a single printer.
S3 Variety Print Service for SP 3000 scanners not using FrontMan.
S5 Professional Software for SP 3000 scanners not using FrontMan.
Scan Modes Auto When using film input, if the operator selects Auto as the scan mode, the
system scans six images at a time without requiring the operator to press
<Enter>. Pressing any key on the keyboard will stop the Auto Mode and will
allow image adjustments as in Semi Mode.
Manual Manual operates just as semi mode operates, but you can choose size and

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quantity for each frame.
Semi When using film input, if the operator selects Semi as the scan mode, the
system scans six images at a time and the operator can correct the color and
density on each image as necessary. The operator then presses <Enter> to
scan the next set of six images.
Software This is a tool that allows the user to switch to any of the programs that are currently
Launcher running. Also known as the Switcher application, this replaces the need for the Windows
<Alt+Tab> function.
SP The abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm scanner model names. For example, SP 500.
SPC Known as the MCU in some regions, this is the name for the computer that drives the
scanner. Note: The SP 500 runs via the ICIII without a separate SPC/MCU device.
Summary Sheet A print output that includes the file names of the images in the order.
Surface Prints can be produced using different surface textures. Some printer models can only
print on certain surface types. Surfaces include Glossy, Lustre, Matte, Silk, SupremeG,
SupremeL, Thin, SupremeM, ThinGlossy, GlossyRoll, SatinRoll, SemiGlossBoard,
CanvasRoll, CatsbyRoll, PearlRoll, SatinCanvasRoll, AquarellRoll, TalbotRoll,
ScrimVinyl, and PearlPosterBoard.
Support Mode On the ICIII, this mode allows the user to access the operating system. After logging to
Support mode, Fuji applications automatically launch but do not re-launch if terminated.
Third-Party MS01 3.0 supports:
Printers
Epson Stylus Pro Wide Format Printers
Xerox Phaser Printers
Rimage CD writers/printers
Whole Roll A product type applied to an image that will make <#> of each image in the order.
Workstation This is another digital input system for the MS01 software. It allows control of a printer,
digital ingest, and CD/DVD burning.
Xerox printers Color printers used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported models Phaser 7760,
DPC4350, and DPC3360.

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Chapter 2: MS01 User Interface
Overview
In this chapter, you will learn about the interface of the following screens:
View Orders (see page 10)
View Images and Sub-screens (see page 12)
Device Status (see page 19)

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View Orders screen
A Free space The progress bar is a multifunctional bar; On the View Orders screen it displays (in green) the
amount of space filled and (in gray) the amount of free space. On the Load Images screen it
dynamically shows the progress of the images that are currently loading.
B Job list Displays job status such as Order ID (order number), DueBy (date and time the job is due),
Job Status (done, hold, rendering, printing or ready), Production Status, Name (customer),
Web (date and time the Web order is expected by the customer), Render (hold) (sent to be
processed but still loading), and Released.
C D & P Mode Enables the operator to filter the order by the input source.
D Production Status Enables the operator to view the Job list by order status.
E [!] Shuts down the system.
F Tools Opens the MS01 dialog box, enabling log off, restore configurations, or set up templates.
G Order Summary Displays a summary of the products in the currently-selected order.
H Switcher Enables the operator to easily switch between the applications that run the system.
I Delete Deletes the product selected in the Order Summary.

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J Order Displays necessary
Messages instructions for the job
currently processing.
K Backlog Displays, in minutes, the
estimated time to print
the processed orders.
L Device Provides status for each

Status device integrated into
the system.
M Image Opens the Image

Settings Settings dialog box.
See page 23 for more
information.
N Cancel Cancels the order
selected in the Job List.
O Hold Places the selected order in the Job List into a Hold status.
P Process Order Sends the selected, or open, order to be processed.
Q Load/View Opens the View Images screen, if images are loaded for the selected order, or the Input
Images Digital Files dialog box if images have not been loaded.
R New Order Starts a new order.
S Details Opens the Order Details dialog box where the operator can add more information about the
customer (first name, last name, address, etc.).
Find Opens the Find Order dialog box where the operator can input information to search for an
order.
T DUE BY The spin control can be used to select a time in the DUE BY field if the operator wants to
adjust the due by time. Select HOT JOB to send the job to be processed next, or select NEXT
DAY to make the due by time the following day.
U First and Last Last and first name of the customer (optional).
name
ID The ID (Order ID) is used to track the order. The ID may be configured to be a certain number
of numeric characters in length.

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View Images screen
The View Images screen displays the image and product content of the order selected in the View Orders screen.
A Free Space This interface provides the system’s amount of available disk space.
B Products / Images Filters the display to Products only, Images only, or both Products and Images (All).
/ All
C Zoom Increases (move right) or decreases (move left) the size of the thumbnails, product and
image.
D PRODUCTS list Displays all products in the order.
E [!] Shuts down the system.
F Tools Opens the MS01 dialog box, enabling abilities to log off, restore configurations, or set up
templates.
G IMAGES Displays the images available in the selected order.
H Switcher Enables users to switch between system applications running by clicking on their icons.
I Device Status Provides status for each device integrated into the system.
J Backlog Displays, in minutes, the estimated time needed to print the processed orders.

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View Images screen > Tab 1
K Tabs The tabs on the View Images
screen enable you to switch
between two tabs. Tab 1
displays buttons that allow you
to access commonly-used
features. Tab 2 displays buttons
that allow you to access less
commonly-used features.
L Process Sends the open order to be

Order processed.
M Add To Allows the user to add whole roll products.

Order
N Remake Resends the selected product (in the Products list) of a processed order.
O Quick Opens the Quick Print dialog box, where the operator can select specific options for an
Print individual print or multiple images.
P Adjust Opens the Adjust Images screen to manipulate the images as necessary.
Q Load Opens the Input Digital Files dialog box in which available images can be selected to load and
Images order.
R View Returns to the View Orders screen.
Orders
S Details Opens the Order Details dialog box where the operator can add more information about the
customer.
Find Opens the Find Order dialog box where the operator can input information to search for an
order.
T Due By Use the spin control to select a time in the DUE BY field to adjust the due by time. Select HOT
JOB to send the job to be processed next, or select NEXT DAY to make the due by time the
following day.
U First/Last Last and first name of the Customer (optional).
name
Order Info Tracks the order. The ID may be configured to be a certain number of numeric characters in
length.

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View Images > Tab 1 sub-screens

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View Images > Input Digital Files screen
Input Digital Files dialog box
Browse to and select the file or files to load. The Input Digital Files dialog box provides
several tools for image loading and order creation:
A Drives list: This list box displays all drives currently holding digital image files. Browse
different drives by clicking their respective tabs located above the list.
B Prints: Create a print order for the selected image(s) to load with the images into MS01.
Options include: print product type, quantity, surface, image crop, and front print (displays
image date on the front of the print).
C Files list: This list box displays all of the images stored on the drive currently-selected in the
Drives list box.
D Select: All: Selects all image files in the list for loading. None: Clears the selection of any
currently selected files.
E Preview: Allows users to view a thumbnail of the currently-selected image in the files list.
F Load & Edit: Loads the images and any order information into MS01 where the order and
images can be edited before processing.
G Load & Process: Loads the images and any order information into MS01 and processes the
order immediately.

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Input Digital Files dialog box continued
H Load & Hold: Loads the images and any order information into MS01 where the order will be
in a Hold status.
I Order Settings: Provides options for the individual order, including: Backprint (prints order
information on the back of the prints), Promo Print (includes a promo print with the order),
and Apply Auto Correction.
J Index: Opens the Index Print dialog box from which, available index print products can be
added to the order. Index print options include: Product (index print), Surface, and
Quantity. Digital: Opens the Digital Products dialog box from which, available digital
archive, index, and other related products can be added to the order. Digital product options
include: Product (digital product type), Quantity, Small and Large Index.
K Remove Selected: Removes the selected item in the Order Summary list.
L Add without Prints: Adds the selected item in the File List to the Order Summary list
without ordering a print product.
M Add with Prints: Adds the selected item in the File List to the Order Summary list with the
print product configured in the Prints group box.
N Order Summary: Lists all image files and any products intended for ordering that will load
into MS01 once a load button (F-H) is clicked.
O Scan: Button displays when a scanner is added. Click to input scan files.

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View Images screen > Tab 2
U Process Order Sends the open order to be processed.
V Compose The Compose feature allows the operator to create prints and products of the selected
image includes several interfaces.
Clicking Compose opens the Choose Template dialog box, where templates for specialized products can be
selected. Advanced features can be found on the Compose Print screen.

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View Images > Image Icons
The View Images screen allows the operator to view the status of each individual image.
A Yellow check-mark: Indicates that the product was ordered, but has not been processed.
B Green check-mark: Indicates that the product was submitted for processing.
C Indicates this is a 2-3 day order from Kiosk.
D Indicates that red eye correction has been applied to this image.
E Green – Indicates that Image IntelligenceTM has been applied to this image.

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View Orders & View Images > Device Status
The View Orders and View Images screens both display a Device Status bar at the bottom left of the screen.
If a device name has an A in it, then the device is connected to a server. If a device name has a B in it, then the device is
connected to a workstation.
Device conditions are determined by color:

White/Gray device status icons: normal condition
Yellow device status icons: warning condition
Red device status icons: error condition
Rimage or ASK Printer Frontier or DL Gift Card Kiosk MS Software Fujifilm Xerox Phaser Epson Wide
Local Disc Printer Printer Scanner Printer Format Printer
Writer
1
The SP1 graphic icon will display only when the MS01 system is operated in FrontMan mode.

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Device Status > MS01
Clicking the button opens the Request Spooler Processing Queue dialog box.
For details regarding this dialog box, refer to the Frontier Workflow Management Software Condition Setup and
Maintenance Guide.

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Device Status > Frontier Printer
Device Status icons open a dialog box
displaying data for that particular device;
clicking the button opens the

device status dialog box for a Frontier printer.
This dialog box provides printer status such
as:
Jobs currently in the queue waiting to
be printed
Jobs that have completed
Paper currently loaded
Backlog
Forced Output Dialog

If the specified paper size is unavailable, a
pop-up dialog will open requiring the operator
to select either the Forced Output button,
which allows the operator to select the
magazine to which the order will be sent. The
order will print on the next available paper
size; or the Yes: Restart button, which allows
the operator to replenish the paper magazine.

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Order Summary - Whole Roll Products
A Print Products Drop-down menu containing various print sizes available.
B Surface Drop-down menu containing available print surfaces.
C Image Crop Determines the image crop displayed on the print.
D Print Quantity Spin control determines the quantity of prints per image.
E Front Print When selected, date information is displayed on the front of the print.
Backprint When the check box is selected, order information is printed on the back of the
print. Text typed in the associated field also prints with the order information.
F Index Prints Configure the print size, surface and quantity of index prints ordered.
G Digital Configure the digital product type, quantity, and specify a size for a special index
print to accompany the digital product.
Note: Small Index prints a 4x6 index of the contents of each digital product.
Large Index prints an 8x10 index of the contents of each digital product.
H Apply Applies order information configured in the Whole Roll Products group box to
the Order Summary list and the order as a whole.
I Done Closes the Order Summary dialog box.
J Delete/Reset Delete removes the selected product from the Order Summary list. Reset sets
the quantity of the selected product to zero.
K Order Summary Displays a list of products currently in the order.

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Appendix A: Image Manipulations2
Overview
In this appendix, you will learn about:
The Image Settings dialog box (see below).
The interface of the Adjust Images screen and its associated sub-dialog boxes (see page 24).
Images Settings Dialog Box

The Image Settings dialog box
opens from the MS01 View Orders
screen via the Image Settings
button.
The Image Settings dialog box
displays a select few of the various
image manipulation tools available
on the Adjust Images screen. For
more information on the image
manipulation tools available on the
Image Settings dialog box, see the
respective descriptions in the MS01
Adjust Images Screen sections on
pages 24-27.
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Not all retailers/labs will have all image manipulation features.

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MS01 Adjust Images Screen > Setup 1
A Original Image Displays the original image without any modifications.
B Modified Image Displays the original image with modifications.
C Setup 1 Tab Displays the following tools: Auto Correction, Scene Correction, Red Eye Correction, Noise
Reduction, Monotone
D Setup 2 Tab Displays the following tools: Saturation, Tone Adjust, Bright Mode, Basic Color Mode,
Sharpness
E Setup 3 Tab Displays the following tools: Additional Tools, Curves, Retouch, Rotate, Colorspace
F OK Closes the Adjust Images screen and implements the changes.
G Cancel Closes the Adjust Images screen without implementing the changes.
H Reset Resets all values to the last time OK was pressed.
I Select All Selects all the thumbnails so adjustments can be made to the entire order.
J Thumbnails Displays a miniature version of the images that are loaded for this order.

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K Monotone This feature allows you to choose to convert your image to BW (black and white), Sepia 1
(shades of brown), Sepia 2 (a mixture of black & white and sepia), User BW (user defined
settings for black and white), or User Sepia (user defined settings for Sepia 1).
L Noise Reduction When this button is toggled on it removes dots and scratches from the picture.
M Red eye correction Corrects red eye on selected images. The default value for this feature is OFF.
N Scene Correction Adjusts the contrast based on the selected option. The options for this button are designed
to compensate for inadequate lighting conditions when the picture was taken.
O Auto Correction Automatically applies Image Intelligence adjusting the images color and density. The
default value for this feature is ON.

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A Sharpness Controls the clarity of detail in the selected image(s) by slightly adjusting color around edges.
Options in the drop-down menu range from High 3 to Low 3.
B Basic Color Adjusts the contrast of flesh tones. Standard is a special mathematical formula for a standard
Mode scene. Portrait mode tends to make flesh tones smoother by lowering the contrast of the skin
tones. Other objects in the scene can also be affected and the result can be a slightly lower
contrast print.
C Bright Mode Adjusts the saturation without changing the flesh tones of the image. By selecting +4, the
saturation of all colors except the flesh tones is increased. In contrast, if the operator selects -2, all
the colors except the flesh tones are de-saturated.
D Tone Adjust Adjusts the contrast and shadows of the image based on preconfigured settings. This feature will
adjust the contrast and shadows to varying degrees, based on the selected setting.
E Saturation Controls how vivid colors appear in the image. This setting ranges from -9 (removes all color and
makes the image black and white) to 9 (saturates all the colors of the image) and can be set by
using the drop-down menu on the Saturation button.
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A Color Space Select the color profile to be used when printing photos. Options include PD (the default option)
and sRGB. PD produces prints with greener greens. sRGB produces prints with bluer greens.
B Rotate This button rotates the image. Rotating options include: 180°, Left (90°), Right (90°), Mirror
(creates a mirror image of the original).
C Retouch Click the button to open the Retouch dialog box in which detailed corrections can be applied to
the image.
D Curves Use the Look-up Tables (LUT) to make repeatable color adjustments to the image. Load a
pre-existing LUT or create a new LUT to save and use for other jobs or images.
E Additional Opens a three-tabbed window allowing the operator to implement overall color balance,
Tools brightness, contrast, and more.

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7-3, Akasaka 9-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan

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INSTRUCTION GUIDE

FRONTIER WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

MS01 Software Version 3.0

MS01 Getting Started Guide

Software Licensing Agreement

Ownership Retained By Licensor

Getting Started Guide for the Frontier Workflow Management Software

Getting Started Guide for the Frontier Workflow Management Software

CHAPTER 2: MS01 USER INTERFACE .....................................................................................9

APPENDIX A: IMAGE MANIPULATIONS .................................................................................23

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Fujifilm Scanners SP 1500 SP 2500

Fujifilm Scanners SP 500

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L Device Provides status for each

M Image Opens the Image

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E [!] Shuts down the system.

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L Process Sends the open order to be

M Add To Allows the user to add whole roll products.

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Input Digital Files dialog box

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U Process Order Sends the open order to be processed.

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C Indicates this is a 2-3 day order from Kiosk.

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Device conditions are determined by color:

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clicking the button opens the

Forced Output Dialog

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A Print Products Drop-down menu containing various print sizes available.

B Surface Drop-down menu containing available print surfaces.

C Image Crop Determines the image crop displayed on the print.

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Images Settings Dialog Box

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A Original Image Displays the original image without any modifications.

B Modified Image Displays the original image with modifications.

F OK Closes the Adjust Images screen and implements the changes.

H Reset Resets all values to the last time OK was pressed.

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