The selected area “floats” on top of the original
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To maintain image quality when printing, you should always | image; you can move it by clicking inside the | |
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increase the resolution when you enlarge an image. For example, | ||
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if you scale a picture by 600 percent (make it six times larger), | 4 To remove the selection mask, click the Crop tool | |
you should increase the resolution from 200 to 1200. | and then click the image outside of the selection. | |
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Rotating
You can use the Rotate tool to tilt or turn a selected part of an image. To rotate an entire image to the exact degree you want, use the Rotate command on the Edit menu.
Rotating a Selection
Follow these steps:
1Click the Rotate tool. 
2Click and drag on the part of the image you want to rotate. When you release the mouse button, an “animated” rectangle surrounds the selected area.
3Click and drag a corner of the selection to rotate it.
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Editing: Transforming Your Images