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November 23rd, 2004, 09:41 PM
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How to make all the layers the same size...
Hi,
Basically I have about 15 layers of images that I have to resize so they are all the same dimentions, without loosing quality, but if there are no options, I'm willing to losse quality. I would greately appreciate any help,  Thanks for your time
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November 28th, 2004, 12:10 AM
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Technically all layers of an image are the same size. Are u making a collage of sorts? if so, I imagine each layer contains a picture with variable amounts of transparent area around it. The idea is to open all your source images seperately, and then run a batch on them (or do it by hand) to scale them all down to the size of the smallest one (so that none are enlarged), then put them in one file.
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