IPhoto 5 automatically scaling photos in slideshow. NO!!!

We've started running several slideshows at our company lately using iPhoto 5 and it works great. However, even though it may start out functioning correctly, all of a sudden, portrait oriented pictures automatically start scaling to fill the screen. The checkbox under settings is unchecked, so why does iPhoto spontaneously desire to scale my pictures?
We've been using a mac mini, and today we tried my powerbook and my powerbook did the same thing!!
Suggestions?

Hi there,
Seems strange that even with Auto Scaling UNCHECKED, you are basically still getting scaling...
I would go ahead and remove the iphoto.plist, some of your preferences have gone haywire... to do this make sure you first close iPhoto
User > Library > Preferences > find 'com.apple.iPhoto.plist' and drag it to your desktop. Open iPhoto, it will react as if it opened for the first time, all your photos will be there but you will have to go to Preferences and adjust what you had before, as well as 'view' preference... try your slideshow again, making sure you have 'settings' you want...
BTW - if this works, iPhoto has generated a new iphoto plist and you can trash the one on your desktop...
Rick
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