How do I export full-sized images to ePub?

All the pics are reduced in size when exported to ePub. They look fine in iBooks, but do not go to full screen when double-tapped.
Must I replace all the files in the Images folder (in the unzipped ePub) with those of a correct size? (Liz Castro says max dimension 1600px to get full size.)
Thanks.

Hi Steve and thanks for your quick answer.
I guess I have to do it manuallly... which is a lot of work!
I am learning a bit more about edit the epub and updating the xhtml files, so maybe through there i could find a solution and create two tables of contents.
It seems next version of ID will have the index feature updated, which is great.
At the moment I am not even using the index tool, is just a toc with two levels of headings. And I can't export two tables at the same time.
I wonder how people do it in other books.
Thanks again.

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I'm about to move back to Entourage. I love mail but this is really getting up to my nerves.
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I would prefer to use iPhoto's editing tools so should I import previously cropped images into iPhoto? If yes, what file should I use? I was wondering if anyone does this on a regular basis and if there issues doing this.
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