If you previously cropped an image, but want to restore its full display you can remove all cropping:Ģ. Nisus Writer always preserves all image data. ⚠️ As with resizing, cropping an image inside of Nisus Writer Express will never reduce the amount of space (storage on disk) required for an image. Drag the edge inward to increase the amount of cropping. Hover the mouse over any of the image’s four edges (eg: the top edge) until the mouse cursor changes to a resizing arrow.ģ. Right: the same icon but cropped to hide its right side.Ģ. Cropping allows you to clip or hide the outer edges of an image.įigure 174 Left: the macOS Finder app icon. You can crop an inline image so not all of the image appears in your document. Use the menu Insert > Image > Resize Original Proportions. If you generally want to keep an image’s current size, but need to restore its original proportions:Ģ. This command is also available from the contextual menu, if you right-click the image. Use the menu Insert > Image > Resize Original Size. If you resize an image and later decide you want to restore its natural size and proportions, as stored in the original image data:Ģ. Click the Resize button to confirm the new size and apply it. → The image resizing dialog appears (see Figure 173 below).Ĥ. Use the menu Insert > Image > Resize Image… To prevent proportional resizing press and hold down the Shift key as you drag the selection handle.Ģ. Drag any of the selection handles until your image is the size and shape you want.īy default resizing an image using the mouse will be proportional (the image will retain its aspect ratio). Select the image by clicking on it, as shown in Figure 172.Ģ. Nisus Writer always preserves all image data.ġ. ⚠️ Resizing an image inside of Nisus Writer Express will never reduce the amount of space (storage on disk) required for an image. There are two ways to resize an image: freeform via the mouse or numerically via text input. Once an image is selected you’ll see square selection “handles” appear at each corner of the image, as shown in Figure 172 below. Right: an unselected folder icon image with Show Invisibles enabled. Before you can edit an image you’ll need to select it.Īn inline image that is not selected appears with no additional markings, unless you have the “ show invisibles” option enabled.įigure 171 Left: an unselected folder icon image.

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