Automatically shrinking or enlarging images with ACDSee Photo Manager

By: Staff Date: November 08, 2006 Recommended by: readers | Level: Intermediate

You can use the settings on the Display page of the ACDSee Options dialog box to automatically enlarge or shrink images to fit the size of the Viewer. For information about how the combination of the choices affects the display of images, see the Zoom mode and Resize results table below.

To automatically shrink or enlarge images fallow next steps:

1. Open ACDSee 8 Photo Manager,
2. Now click Tools and choose Options,
3. In the Options dialog box, under Viewer, click Display.
4. In the Window size area, select Fix window size.
5. In the Zoom options area, select one of the following options from the Default zoom mode drop-down list:

• Actual Size: displays the image at its original dimensions.
• Fit Image: displays the image at the largest magnification that fits in the Viewer window.
• Fit Width: fits the image within the left and right sides of the Viewer window.
• Fit Height: fits the image within the top and bottom of the Viewer window.

6. Select one of the following options from the Resize drop-down list:

• Reduce only: reduces large images to fit the size of the Viewer.
• Enlarge only: enlarges smaller images to fit the size of the Viewer.
• Reduce or Enlarge: reduces large images, and enlarges smaller images to fit the size of the Viewer.

7. Now at the end Click OK

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