Zooming on an image that's not the centre of picture?

Hi,
I have been trying to find a tutorial or info on how to do the following...
I am using PE4 and I like some of my images to zoom in on certain things in a photograph. I am using the Presets which works fine if you want to zoom in to the centre of the photograph but how do I zoom in on an angle? For example if there are 3 people in a photograph and I want the focus to be on the person on the right how do I change the path so that the zoom starts from full photograph (where pic is taking up the whole screen) and have it zoom towards the face of the person on the right side? Is there a way to change the path without having to offset the photo to begin with? At present I can only zoom into the centre which isn't always the effect I am after.
I have tried several things but am just having no luck - am I even in the right area?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Thanks so much. I have taken an annual subscription to Muvipix.com and have already got my moneys worth! I have tried unsuccessfully in the past to get that pan/zoom effect but now that I understand keyframing it makes it quite simple.
Just a question regarding the DVD menu templates that are able to be downloaded for subcribers - once downloaded, how do I use them as a menu template in my project (PE4)? Do I have to go via "get media" or is there some other way to import them so that they can be used?
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Hi,
We have Oracle Portal Version: 9.0.2.3.0B
When we upload images they ALWAYS display inline EVEN if we choose "Link That Displays Item In Full Browser Window" or "Link That Displays Item In New Browser Window".
For some reason these settings are ignored.
Now i realize that i could upload it as a type:FILE which i'm sure will be the solution offered. But that's not the point as i'd prefer to use the type:IMAGE that Oracle makes available. Not only that, i need to create a new item type based on the Image type.
Am i doing something wrong here? Do i have to triple-click or quadruple-click to enable these settings? :-) Or are they just presented to tease us? Or,..is it a bug?

Chris -
Check the properties for the region the image items are shown in. On the Attribute/Style tab make sure the Displayed Attributes area does not have "image" in it anywhere. I.e. if you want the display name, ensure only "display Name Link" is there and not "Display Name and Image Link" which is the default.
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They may belong to the system, or to applications. The "All Images" search shows you images all across your hard drive, not just in your personal pictures folder. When you scroll down and click on an image in that search list, the status bar at the bottom of the window will tell you the path for that image. That will tell you what application it belongs to. Most of the time, you don't want to delete images that belong to the system or apps, since it can prevent things from working correctly.
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Hello !
I am trying to change the value of a field in a standard form in a panelevel that is not the first.
ex. Item Form the 4th tab (stock)
I can't change the value of any field, i can see the value but when i put the new value i get this error :
"invalid form item"
Anyone have an idea ?
thanks in advance
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Your code works for me.
If pVal.FormType = 150 Then
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        If Not pVal.BeforeAction Then
            Dim oMatrix As SAPbouiCOM.Matrix
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              End If
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        '    objSendingForm.Update
            Set oMatrix = Nothing
        End If
    End If
End If
http://www.chuebueb.ch/lib/images/sbo/working_code.png
At which time do you try to execute it? You see I wrapped your code in a way to be executed when I click on item "59" (it's the label named with caption "Einst.preis") for testing purposes.
Maybe the error is there somewhere...

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If I search on, for example, "Bag", I get all the images that I have tagged with "Bag", but then get a whole load more that do not have that word in their keywords (not even as part of another word) - where is the search engine finding the word "Bag"? I have had this with some other words too... Any ideas?

The search has many options, some loose some tight. Seems like if you have "contains" and "all criteria met" it should exclude all images that are not tagged "bag". If you have "any criteria met" then you could get other files, but still seems like "bag" would have to be in there someplace.

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