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If you crop the image is it still re-sized by Auctiva to 400x300

Hi,

Yes, a 400 W x 300 H standard (max limit is to either dimension) as well as whatever the cropped image at 1024 W x 768 H (max) is created.

Example: If I crop an image to 600 W x 600 H and upload (or after upload at Auctiva), the image will store at 600 W x 600 H as the original and 300 W x 300 H as the standard. Note, the 300 H dictates the limit in this example for the stored standard image.

Danno

5/28/097:06 AM

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