The Resizing Options window has the following controls:
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Actual size checkbox
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Proportional in percentages from a source checkbox
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Image width
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Image height
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Button shape checkbox
If the Actual size is checked on (by default) then all other controls are disabled (besides the Button shape). This means that all resulting images will have the same width and height as their originals. For example, if user converts pic1.bmp (250x320 pixels) and picture5.gif (1470x740 pixels) to .jpg files and sets the Actual size checkbox "on", then resulting images will be of 250x320 pixels and 1470x740 pixels as originals.
If the Actual size is unchecked then the Image width and the Image height controls are available for changing. A fixed image size can be set for all converted images.
If the Proportional in percentages from a source checkbox is "on", then the width and height of all converted images will be proportionally increased (if the Scale value is larger than 100%) or decreased (if the Scale value is smaller than 100%).
The Button shape checkbox is intended to "buttonize" all converted images at once.