Where is the Basic photo resize in iPhoto feature

Recently, I found a feature that let me resize photos in Iphoto to various preset sizes and easially export them to my desktop or wherever. The sizes were real baisc, 2 x3 4 x 6 8 x 10 etc but using the custom feature I could resize them perfectly for web photo requirements on Fiverr.
It seemed the setting was on the right margin in Iphoto to resize the images and I did about 8 of them. ...Now I cannot find that feature-
Can anyone help me locate it in Iphoto?
Many thanks-

In the Edit mode is the option to crop the photos to the various size ratios:
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