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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by TheeeDragon View Post
    and no where does it say to use the ALT key
    back in the day xara used to issue a handy card with it's CD's here is the one I got with ver 11, with the squash [aka squish] indicated:

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    of course, you need to know what squash is in this context....

    here is the section from the xdp11 manual which mentions alt on the last line:

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    I don't have other manuals to hand right now to check
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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    well == oblong is not really a rectangle
    as it does not have any square corners

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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by TheeeDragon View Post
    well == oblong is not really a rectangle
    as it does not have any square corners
    The definition of oblong seems to vary worldwide. This is what I was brought up with:

    UKhaving a flat shape with four sides and four angles of 90° and opposite sides of equal length:

    an oblong box
    Violet sat down at the oblong oak table that was against the wall.
    Synonymrectangular





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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    in mathematics an oblong is any rectangle except a square - generally it can be applied to any 2D object that has been elongated along one axis relative to the other... (the clue is in the name)

    EDIT - guess I'd better qualify that and say in everyday terms you can apply it to 3D objects as long as you realise it only applies to two of them [the dimensions that is]....
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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    back in the day xara used to issue a handy card with it's CD's here is the one I got with ver 11, with the squash [aka squish] indicated:

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    of course, you need to know what squash is in this context....

    here is the section from the xdp11 manual which mentions alt on the last line:

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    I don't have other manuals to hand right now to check
    @handrawn I still have that! Thanks for the memories.
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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    I still have the CDs right back to 2003....
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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    I still have the CDs right back to 2003....
    Ditto, but I have misplaced my Artwork Disc 1 somewhere in a house move in 1998.

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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    I still have the CDs right back to 2003....
    There must be some kind of therapy group you can join for that... ..oh yes there is TG!

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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    the cds are in a plastic box that was bought for 5.25 floppy disks back in the 80s - i am a squirrel
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    Default Re: how can I scale a photo??

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    the cds are in a plastic box that was bought for 5.25 floppy disks back in the 80s - i am a squirrel
    Ah, the mid-range discs, LOL (I used to use machines that had 8" floppy discs ).

 

 

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