Þann fim 12.apr 2012 05:47, skrifaði Jean-Francois Nifenecker:
Hi,
dunno if this is UX or Design only, so I post to both ;)
When we want to redimension/crop an image (eg in Writer), we
can alternatively use:
-- the mouse
we just drag the image handles to get the wanted result.
Pressing [Shift] along with the dragging will crop
proportionaly. So far so good.
The drawback is that mouse use is never very precise. For a
precise handling, we need to go to the Image dialog.
-- the Image dialog
(double-click the image)
In the Crop thumbnail we just change the percentage(s) or
the dimension(s) and that's it.
Well, not if we need a proportional cropping by knowing a
reference dimension.
Here we *must* change the percent only, taking care of the
similar proportions ourselves to get the result. Changing a
dimension value will require to look at the corresponding
percentage, then get to the percent value for the other
dimension and change that percentage proportionaly. Doh.
Also, I'm not sure the percent value to be an exact
calculation from a dimension value as percentages never seem
to display any decimals.
ISTM that a "Proportional" checkbox would be welcome in the
dialog in order to bypass those multiple steps and allow a
simple way of changing dimensions proportionaly. That
checkbox state should be recorded.
This has annoyed me since the very beginning when I got to
use OOo 1.1. Would the change be a big deal?
Thanks for your attention,
+1
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