Hi Lucia,

you can with GIMP of course resize your image to any size you want to. You might have a look to http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-image- scale.html to learn how to scale images.

If that doesn't solve your problem, don't hesitate to ask again.

greetings, lexA

Am 05.01.2007 um 21:28 schrieb Boho Fashion Jewellery:

Hi

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to using Gimp, having been used to Photoshop. The one key feature I always used on Photoshop was the ability to resize images to the exact dimension required and overide the automatic resized dimensions, however I can't find a way of overiding the image size in Gimp - is this possible?

Lucia

"Boho Fashion Jewellery" writes:

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to using Gimp, having been used to Photoshop. The one key feature I always used on Photoshop was the ability to resize images to the exact dimension required and overide the automatic resized dimensions, however I can't find a way of overiding the image size in Gimp - is this possible?

Do you want to change the size in pixels or the printed size? In the former case try Image -> Scale Image, in the latter try Image -> Print Size.

Matthias

On Friday 05 January 2007 12:28 pm, Boho Fashion Jewellery wrote:

Hi

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to using Gimp, having been used to Photoshop. The one key feature I always used on Photoshop was the ability to resize images to the exact dimension required and overide the automatic resized dimensions, however I can't find a way of overiding the image size in Gimp - is this possible?

It sounds like you want to resize your images without using proportional scaling. Is that correct? If it is, go to the image window's Image/Scale Image... dialog and click the chain link to the right of the width and height spin boxes. It should now be a broken chain, and will allow you to resize the image without proportional scaling.