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  1. MrScarface

    MrScarface Formula 3 BANNED

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    How do you view a image size on a Mac so I can see the if it's like 720 x 360 or whatever?
     
    MrScarface, Apr 26, 2006
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    MikeZ_NJ Formula 3

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    Go to the Finder, then click on the image when you're in the column view (apple key+3). It'll give you a preview and image details. I don't know if I'm using the hip mac terminology; hopefully you can follow that. :)
     
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  3. MrScarface

    MrScarface Formula 3 BANNED

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    OK, I found that. It say what the image size is, but not the dimensions. That is what i am looking for.. Is there a way to see the dimensions?
     
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    I'm using the latest version of tiger and here's how to find out. Right click on the file. Not sure what to do if you have the apple single button mouse. Anyway it will bring up a menu with "open, open with, print, get info, ..." Click on "get info". There should be general info than "More info:" Click on it and it should give you that info. That's were the dimension and camera info is.
     
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    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ Consultant Owner

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    Apple key + i

    More info
     
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