Adjusting the size of an image going into Photoshop from LR2

At the bottom of the Adobe Camera Raw converter, there is a box that allows you to either make the default RAW file smaller or larger as it goes into PS. In Lightroom 2, I found the Edit In command, and the options to change to 16 bit and the color profile picker, but I don't see a command to change the size of the image.
Any help would be appreciated.
M. Jackson

It's not there. It will only go into Photoshop at native resolution. Then it is one second work to scale it in Photoshop if you really need to.

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Hi,
I'm learning LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2 as I go. My apologies for the lengthy post but I'm trying to give you as much background as possible.
I'm are trying to design a form that will allow us to automate data entry (by importing fields into our Access dbase instead doing the data entry by hand). However, at the end of the day, I also need an electronic pdf file of the same form and a printed paper copy. Things have been going well until working with the Image Field.
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Here's my problem - one of the three maps required is a standard 1:50000 scale topographic map which shows things like contour lines and latitude/longitude lines. For accuracy and comparison reasons, having the standard 1:50000 scale is very important to us, so we can make absolutely certain the submitter has the right location. If the dot plotted on the map is out just a few millimeters, we're looking at an error that represents 100s of meters on the ground.
The current form exists in Word - we have never had any rules about the image formats used (jpg, gif, etc) or the resolution, as long as the image was clear. The only rule was that the scale of the topographical map image HAD to be at 1:50000 scale. This gets very tricky because Word will automatically mess with the physical appearance of the image, based on its resolution. In most cases, the submitter simply readjusted the image within Word, stretching/resizing it manually until the scale was correct. Another option was to use an image in the emf file format so that Word didn't readjust the image's appearance based on its resolution. Whatever method they used was fine by us, as long as the scale was correct.
So far, after playing with all the "sizing" options of the Image field, along with embedding or not embedding the file, I do not see any way to control the physical size of the image. On our form, the three image fields are different sizes, with 2 of them being small (~2x3 inches) and the 3rd being large (~7x7 inches). Regardless of the settings I chose for each image field, the program simply resizes the topographic map whatever Image field it was inserted into, making the same image appear physically smaller or larger at will. I cannot correct the scale by resizing it, like I can in Word. Instead, when I try to select the image, all I am asked is if I wish to insert another image. Inserting an .emf file format into the field doesn't work - it only shows a blank screen instead of the image.
Is there a way for the user to adjust the image's physical size in the form, after inserting it (like they can do in Word)? Demanding that everyone use a standardized resolution or image format also seems highly unlikely to work - there are too many submitters and too many programs that can be used to make the image (some are making them using GIS programs, others are scanning the bought topographic print). I'd appreciate any help you can give me on this. I have had very little luck tracking down discussions on Image fields and how they work best within LiveCycle. Any comments would be helpful!

Hi,
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This shows how you can use a slider to change the dimensions of the image object.
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want to retrieve this image & want to show this
image in my jsp page as user's defined size. I have
following code. My following code shows the original
size of an image. Now i want to see different size
of this image. How is this possible? I know control
the size of this image after saving this image
n a file. but i want to control the size of this
image without saving this image in a file? IS it
possible ? Is there anybody can help me?This has nothing to do with JDBC; you can only store and retrieve the image you have and there's no image manipulation functions in JDBC (nor should there be).
I can see 2 options:
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2) find some image manipulation code that will convert the image into the size you want
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HT201317 Photos from my iphone and ipad are going into my photo stream on the devices but aren't going into the folder on my windows PC. They used to but they suddenly stopped. Has anyone else had this same problem?. I have checked all settings and they a

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Is there some build in method in Java that uses Interpolation to increase size of an Image.
best wishes
M3

Consider using AffineTransform or simply scale() method of graphics.
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