X6 Adjusting image size when using a picture as ph...

Hi All,
I set a photo as my background on my X6, but the image re-sizes itself so its bigger in the home screen and not all of the image appears on the screen, alot is cut off.
I cant quite figure out how to adjust the image so that it stays the same size when its used as my back ground, or how to re-adjust the image back! Its annoying because it means my pictures are limited as to what can be on my background, im having to chose really far away shots becaus they appear close up when used as a background!
Help for the thicko much appreicated!!

Transfer picture to computer and assuming you have windows, right click on it and select edit, when the screen opens in 'paint' select the re-size option , top left hand corner second section from the left when edit menu opens click the pixel option and type in the ratio of your phone screen (360x640), then close and save as jpeg, should then do exactly what you want
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          var socket = new Socket;
          domainPathLength = url.length - "http://".length;
          domainPath = url.substr(7, domainPathLength);
          pathOffset = domainPath.indexOf("/");
          domain = domainPath.substr(0, pathOffset);
          sImg = domainPath.substr(pathOffset, domainPath.length - pathOffset );
          // Isolate Image name
          var Name = sImg
          var imagePath = "";
          while (Name.indexOf("/") != -1 ) {                                        // Strip Path
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                    Name = Name.substr(Name.indexOf("/") + 1 ,);
          Name= num + "R " + Name;
          //alert("domain = " + domain + " , Image = " + sImg + " Image File Name = " + Name);
          if ( domain != "" && sImg != "" && sImg != "/" && Name.indexOf(".") != -1 ) {
                    var f = File("~/" + Name); // Image file name
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                    f.open("w");
                    if (socket.open(domain +":" + port, "binary")){
                              //alert("socket.write GET " + sImg +" HTTP/1.0\n\n");
                              //socket.write("GET " + sImg +" HTTP/1.0\n\n");           // did not work
                              socket.write("GET " + url +" HTTP/1.0\n\n");                    // use url to this server works
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                              binary = removeHeaders(binary);
                              f.write(binary);
                              socket.close();
                    //else { alert("Connection to Domain:" + domain + " Port" + port + " Failed   ");}
                    f.close();
                    placeSmartObject( f );
                    f.remove(); // Remove temporary downloaded files
          //else { alert("Invalid Image URL: " + url ); }

Adjust image size

this is probably insanely easy, but I can't figure it out. I need to adjust JUST the height of and image, but when I resize it, it automatically adjusts both the height and width of the image.
This is ******* ******* me off. how do I turn it off. I know that it used to be if I held down shift, it would adjust it so the dimensions ratio are the same. but now it does it all the time.

Hi!
You are not wasting Internet space. You had a problem which you found the answer to. You also did, which I liked the best, give the solution to your problem for others to read and learn from!

Transparent edge bug in image size reduction using bicubic

I'm using Photoshop CS6 (64-bit) and ACR 7.1, all patched to the latest version today (13 June), and running Windows 7 64-bit. When I reduce the image size of an originally smart object using bicubic, the edges will be somewhat transparent, creating an ugly border around the image.
Step 1: Open a raw file. ACR 7.1 will pop up. The raw file is a CR2 file produced by Canon EOS 7D. Workflow option: sRGB, 16 bit, 3888x2592.
Step 2: Press shift+click the Open button to open it as smart object.
Step 3. Right click the layer and choose rasterize layer. When you zoom the image, there is nothing wrong in the edges.
Step 4: Resize the image (CTRL+ALT+I) for example to 300x200 using Bicubic resampling (bicubic auto, whatever).
The edges (outermost 1 pixel) will be transparent! See attached image.
This doesn't happen:
* in photoshop cs5
* if I use bilinear or other resampling
* if I import the file from ACR to PS as a normal bitmap (not using shift+click)
Anyone know what's going on here? My workflow involves opening files from Camera Raw as smart object, so if there is any workaround until the next patch I will be very glad.

>> Are you sure?
Yeah. I'm sorry, but why do you think I would write it if I didn't try it? I tried bilinear and nearest neighbor and they all work fine.
And well considering the algorithms average neighboring pixels, with a naive implementation a transparent edge is expected i guess, but I expect photoshop cs6 to be just a little bit smarter than that.

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