Elements 6/Bridge - Image size has changed

I used to open an image in Bridge and it would appear actual size in the center of my screen. Now, it open s to the left and smaller. How can i fix? Thank you.
Adonnah

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But jml007 has the answer I think you want. Change the units from inches to pixels and click on the chain link to turn it off and enter your W H values independently.
Mark his answer as correct if this solves your issue.
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The good news is that you have a scanned image that is larger than you require which means downsizing it is doing to be easier.
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