I have a image that i want to make bigger but in the lines of my storysize. Now i make the image bigger but it's overlapping my storysize. I only want to make it smaller or bigger inbetween the choosen storysize.
Are you referring to the size of an image when you use the Zoom Picture function?
If so, there's no way to control the enlarged size. The program will always zoom/enlarge an image to its full resolution. Or, if it's really big, it will zoom/enlarge the image so it fills the player.
You could create a similar effect by having the smaller version of an image as the Normal state and adding a Selected state with a larger version of the image. You'd have to add your own magnifying-glass icon to the Normal state if you want users to see that.
Thanks for the response. But it's not what i mean. I have posted a picture. You see with the black arrows that when i make the picture bigger, the picture is moving above the white canvas (my story size). I want to resize the picture but in between my canvas size. Because know for me as an editor i can't have a good look at the canvas. I hope you understand what i mean :)
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Are you referring to the size of an image when you use the Zoom Picture function?
If so, there's no way to control the enlarged size. The program will always zoom/enlarge an image to its full resolution. Or, if it's really big, it will zoom/enlarge the image so it fills the player.
You could create a similar effect by having the smaller version of an image as the Normal state and adding a Selected state with a larger version of the image. You'd have to add your own magnifying-glass icon to the Normal state if you want users to see that.
Hi Judy,
Thanks for the response. But it's not what i mean. I have posted a picture. You see with the black arrows that when i make the picture bigger, the picture is moving above the white canvas (my story size). I want to resize the picture but in between my canvas size. Because know for me as an editor i can't have a good look at the canvas. I hope you understand what i mean :)
Select the picture, click Format, and you will see boxes that allow you to set the height and width.
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