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First, the picture should be processed to create a high contrast picture. For this purpose, a threshold value is used to determine whether a pixel should be considered black or white. The threshold value represents the average value of the three RGB colour components and ranges from 0 to 1.
For example, consider a grey letter with an average RGB value of 0.2 on a black background. If you set the threshold to 0.3, no contour is extracted because both grey and black RGB averages are under the threshold value and are therefore considered similar in high-contrast representation. A threshold value of 0.001 to 0.2 would be appropriate.
Once the high contrast representation has been completed, it is analyzed to extract the contours.
2. Select the image to be processed by double-clicking it. The Auto-Trace dialogue box is displayed.
3. Select the parameters you want and click Ok.
