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Chapter 5: Edit mode

5. Do one of the following:

Click Done to crop the image and close the tool.

Click Cancel to exit the tool without cropping the image.

Resizing the crop window

You can resize the crop window in three ways:

Drag the edges of the crop window to the desired size.

Specify an exact size for the crop window in pixels, inches, centimeters, or millimeters.

Apply a ratio to constrain the crop window proportions.

To resize the crop window by dragging:

1. Position your cursor over the edge or corner of the crop window until it changes into a double-pointed arrow.

2. Drag the crop window's border to the desired size.

To specify an exact size for the crop window:

1. Type the desired crop window proportions into the Width and Height spin boxes.

2. In the Units drop-down list, select a unit of measurement.

3. Use the Dots per inch spin box to specify a resolution.

To constrain the crop window to a ratio:

1. Select the Constrain cropping proportion check box.

2. Select a ratio from the drop-down list and select or clear the Landscape check box to toggle the crop window between

landscape and portrait orientation.

3. Do one of the following:

Position your cursor over the edge of the crop window until it changes into a double-pointed arrow, and then drag the

edge of the crop window to the desired size.

Use the Width or Height spin box to specify a dimension for one side of the crop window. ACDSee 14 automatically

resizes the other dimension based on the ratio you selected.

Resizing an image

You can resize an image by adjusting its dimensions in pixels, percentage, or actual/print size. While resizing, you can also choose

an aspect ratio and a resampling filter to adjust the resized image's appearance. You can save your options as a preset for future

use.

To resize an image:

1. In Edit mode, in the Geometry group, click Resize.

2. Select one of the following resize options:

Pixels: resizes the image to specific dimensions in pixels.

Percent: Resizes the image to a percentage of the original.

Actual/Print size in: Resizes the image to match a specific output size. Click the drop-down list to specify a unit of

measurement.

3. If you want to maintain a specific width to height ratio, select the Preserve aspect ratio check box, and then select one of

the following options from the drop-down list:

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