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ACDSee Pro 6 User Guide

Percentage

Select this option to reduce or enlarge the image to a percentage of the original.

For example, if you want to reduce the image, enter a percentage that is less than

100. If you want to enlarge the image, enter a percentage that is greater than

100.

Pixel dimensions

Select this option to reduce or enlarge the image to a specific width and height,

measured in pixels. The Reduce/Enlarge drop-down list determines how the

image will be resized:

Reduce only: Reduces the size of the image.

Enlarge only: Makes the image larger.

Enlarge or reduce: Either reduces the size of the image, or makes the

image larger.

Print dimensions

Select this option to reduce or enlarge the image to specific print dimensions,

such as the dimensions of a photographic print. Use the drop-down to select

from a preset list of print dimensions. Alternately, enter a specific height, width,

and resolution.

The Reduce/Enlarge drop-down list determines how the image will be resized:

Reduce only: Reduces the size of the image.

Enlarge only: Makes the image larger.

Enlarge or reduce: Either reduces the size of the image, or makes the

image larger.

The Fitting method, which applies to the Percentage, Pixel dimensions, and Print dimensions options, determines

how the image will fit into the new image area:

Best fit preserving original aspect ratio: Select this option to preserve the width/height aspect ratio

from the original image. For example, if the aspect ratio of the original image is 4:3, the aspect ratio of the

resized image will also be 4:3.

Fit exactly by stretching: Select this option if you want to stretch the image to fit a particular width and

height.

Fit exactly by adding bars: Select this option if you want to fit the image into an area that is larger than

the image. You can select the color of the bars that fill the gaps between the image and the edge of the area.

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