Image Sizes for Uploading SAP B1

I have a customer who has been trying to upload images into the Inventory Master Data of SAP B1, however when uploaded the images appear distorted and stretched. Does anyone happen to know the correct sizes that the images are meant to be, so that they are clear?

Hi,
You can do this after uploading images.
Goto Administration --> System Initilization -> General Settings-> Display Tab --->
Toggle the value of "Ext. Image processing" drop down to "full" or "partial".
If you are setting the background images as well then goto  "Font & Path" Tab
& toggle the values of Image Display drop down.
Regards.
ShriX.

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