On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 22:36:44 -0400, tacit wrote:
In article <6qXyk.9759$>,
Tim Tayshen wrote:
Of course you could also adjust the canvas size in the Canvas Size dialogue to match the size of the image in the Image Size dialog.
No, you can’t. The Image Size command will always show you the size of the canvas. Try it.
….All of Dave and his ilk aside, it depends on the nature of the image:
* If the image is on a layer, and the area surrounding the image is transparent, then simply selecting the entire image <CTRL-A>, then copying it <CTRL-C>, creating a new image <CTRL-N> – which will automatically be sized to the minimum constrains of the pixel data in the layer – and then pasting to the new image <CTRL-V> will do the job.
* If the image is not on a new layer, you can select the area of the image you want, then just crop the image. There’s several ways to do a selection, but using a Rectangular Lasso tool is the quick-n-dirty method, and can be made more precise by using Guides.
….Now, if you’re using Forte Agent for a newsreader, let me know and I can give you tips on how to send Dave to Killfile Hell 🙂
OM
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