Apple Macintosh PhotoFlash - Manual (Page 20)

Resizing catalog windows
You can resize a catalog window the same way you resize any Macintosh
window, by dragging the resize box in its lower-right corner. When you do so,
the overall ordering of the thumbnails from the beginning to the end of the
catalog remains the same, but PhotoFlash rearranges them so the width of
each row fits in the window.
You can also use a catalog window’s Zoom box to toggle between window
sizes.
To toggle a window’s size between its current dimensions and the maximum
dimensions required to show as many thumbnails as possible, follow these
steps:
1 Click the catalog window’s Zoom box (in its upper-right corner).
The window’s width increases as much as necessary to accommodate its
thumbnails, and its height changes so that either all the thumbnails are
visible or, if all the thumbnails won’t fit on the screen, until the window fills
the screen.
2 To return the catalog window to its original size, click the Zoom box again.
To toggle a window’s size between its current height and the maximum height
required to show as many thumbnails as possible, without changing the
number of thumbnails in a row, follow these steps:
1 Hold down the Option key and click the catalog window’s Zoom box (in the window’s
upper-right corner).
If any blank space is visible toward the right side of the window, the window’s
width decreases to eliminate the space, and the window’s height increases
until either all the thumbnails are visible or, if all the thumbnails won’t fit in
the window, until the height of the window matches the height of the screen.
2 To return the catalog window to its original size, click the Zoom box again.
9 Using Catalogs