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| Thanks for any help. Peg |
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| In the full version, under the VIEW menu - there is an option to SNAP TO > DOCUMENT BOUNDS which can be turned off. That being said, what will probably help you more is to do this in a temporary fashion by holding down the CTRL/CMD key...that is if PSE is anything like it's cousin in how it behaves (it should be similar). Regards, Stephen Marsh. |
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| I use Elements #1. Have had this problem when adjusting the position of the crop box with the center point. However, have been able to contol the movement of the box more precisely with the arrow keys. Ken |
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| Thanks I'll check out both these options. I had found a long way around, by creating a new blank document and pasting my photo in the middle of it. I then could more easily control the cropping tool close to the edge. Both of these ideas sound much easier. Peg |
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| On the Mac it is holding down the Control key after you have clicked a handle. Usually the CTRL is equivalent to right-click on a PC...you might try CTRL on the PC and if it doesn't work, try the right mouse button (I have my doubts about the latter). As SM mentioned the Snap To can be shut off on the View menu. OK? |
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| Problem with Cropping of old images | ebbtide | Photo Restoration | 4 | 02-13-2006 04:15 PM |
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| Cropping to a Specific Size | T Paul | Scratch Pad | 0 | 02-11-2004 06:17 PM |
| Cropping Query | chris h | Image Help | 15 | 12-10-2001 04:29 AM |