Control overall dashboard size Dashboard size optionsįixed size (default): The dashboard remains

So I created a canvas that was 3456 x 4320, opened up by 3,024 square photo and pasted into my canvas.After you create a dashboard, you might need to resize and reorganize it to work better for your users. I would then do this formal again to but using '10' instead of '8' to get the length. So the formula was (number of pixels of square photo that I want to be 7' on an 8x10) x (width of final canvas size ) / (the original size of square photo ).

I noted the pixels (3,024 x 3,024) and then using Algebra (thanks daughter) figured out what an 8x10 dimension would be with that pixel ration. To fix that, I kept my original square image it's original size. I was using Snag it to resize my image to 7' square and then I created a canvas that was 8x10.' However, when I output the image, it was much lower resolution than the original. NOTE: when you copy the image in, SnagIt may place it outside the canvas slightly and then automatically enlarge the canvas to accommodate - so check that dimensions haven't changed when you past it in. Here is a workaround I found and also got some algebra help from my daughter to get the dimensions correct.ġ) Create a new image in the dimensions you want.Ģ) Open your image and copy and paste it into the image canvas you just created.ģ) Right click image and select Align/Middle AND Align/Center To get it centered, I have to drag side multiple times to get the right white space on each side. In my scenario, I wanted to take a 7' x 7' photo and center it on an 8x10' canvas. It would be really great if SnagIt would add a capability for the Mac version to adjust the Canvas Size by entering dimension vs.

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