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<font size="2"><font face="Helvetica,sans-serif">Can someone point me
in the right direction regarding scaling images - - - my goal is to
pull in a JPEG image from an URL and display it in a smaller size on
the screen, no matter what the original size - - - yet preserve it's
aspect ratio.<br>
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As an example, let's say I have a 400x300 JPEG image, and I'd like to
pull it in with Revolution and display it with a width of 120 pixels.
The next image that comes in might be 400x150, and I'd also like to
display it so that it's width is 120 pixels. (preserving the aspect
ratio - - - limiting by width). I've got a method working now that
doesn't do this, where I import the URL into a rectangle that has it's
height & width locked. This almost works, except that the height
is trapped as the height of the rectangle instead of the aspect ratio
of the original image. Do I need to have Rev somehow read the height
& width from the file before displaying, or is there a more
automatic way?<br>
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