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Submitted by Tom on 2018/08/14 09:34

I send images per email to my IQbase from my phone -- what with the high resolution of phones these days, the image is too large in the Doc Pane.

Would really love fit image to pane, but realise this likely not possible as it's not a viewer but can also have text -- although possibly related: IIRC Opera (I think) years ago had a zoom that didnt affect images (I'd need the reverse).

Currently images are resized by going to the bottom right corner:

this involves cumbersome use of the scrolling bars via mouse; then clicking corner of image and dragging -- holding shift to keep correct proportions --

this is a very jerky and jumpy process, which often requires a few attempts.

I would love an alternative e.g.

right-click image > show @ 25% 50% 75%

or a zoom that only affects images (yes, I realise this likely impossible)

or anything else you might think of...

IE Version 11.0.9600.19080

IQ Version: 0.9.109Pre8 build 2018-08-08 09:00:38

Win 7 x64

Comments

I think if you shift click on the tpo left handle on the image and drag down and right it will still re-size the image in place. Try it, it works for me on a Windows 10 64 bit system.

[quote=Paul_J_Miller]

I think if you shift click on the top left handle on the image and drag down and right it will still re-size the image in place. Try it, it works for me on a Windows 10 64 bit system.

[/quote]Thanks Paul but I'm afraid I'm not having any luck here:

I havent tried it since reporting, but today with new IQ:

I'm not able to resize from bottom right of image. I get a little circle symbol with a diagonal line in it, presumably indicating I'm doing something impossible or illegal.
Also unable to resize from top-left as you suggest -- the image does jump around a bit but there is no size change. Sometimes I get the same circle symbol.

IE Version 11.0.9600.19080

Updated: IQ Version: 0.9.109c build 2018-08-23 23:02:18

Win 7 x64

Anyone else currently able or unable to resize images in the Doc pane ?

(if so, specs may be relevant)

Thanks in advance

Tom

Perhaps switch to IE10... there are many issues to be resolved with IE11

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