-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "Duane Murphy" <duanemurphy at mac.com> > --- At Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:05:01 +0000, janesprando at comcast.net wrote: > > >I am trying to create a slide show of my own pictures to use as a screen > >saver. > > > >Tech info: G4 iMac, 10.3.9 > > > >What I did: > >1. made a copy of the pictures that I wanted ot be in the slide show; > rotated and cropped them > >2. opened System Preferences/Desk & Screen Saver/Screen Saver/Pictures > Folder and selected my folder. > >3. Options: chose them all, including Crop Slides to fit on screen > > > >What happens: > > > >Some of the pictures are cut off at the top--- partial or no heads! So > using, PhotoShop Elements, I resized the images. The pictures are still > decapitated! What am I missing here? How do you get the pictures to fit on the >screen? > Duane writes: > Heh, I hit that stupid option also. Turn off "Crop Slides to fit on > screen". Note that it says crop, not stretch. > > It's increasing the size of the slide so that it fits both across and up > and down. That means it'll cut off (crop) on or the other depending on > the orientation of the slide, unless the dimensions of the slide are an > exact multiple of the screen. > > Silly option, not useful. > > ...Duane > Turned off Crop Slides to fit and I can see the whites of their eyes! Thanks, Duane! Gee, if this tripped YOU up, I don' feel so bad! LOLOL Jane