Very handy.Resize is *shift s* or 'Image/Resize' on the menu bar. Simply hover over the button with the mouse then look down to the stats bar. All the buttons' tooltips are displayed on the status bar along with some options. er 'Control Pallet'.In the same place make sure 'Status Bar' is selected.

The select tool has many features controlable from the. You can also use *ctrl a* to 'select all'. It is next to or above a tool that looks like a lasso. The selection tool is the one shaped like a dashed box.

Click 'view/toolbars', ensure 'Tool Pallet' is selected. beginning to see the problem? If you are the creator of the model, then this is likely already known to you, but if you are not, you may find you run into all sorts of problems trying to figure out what the original builder is doing :) Good Luck.As for PSP. the gauge is rectangular and the background texture has rather severe perspective skew. When I attempt to add a square gauge to one of them (say 75x75) and then go look at the results the sim. but the sim squeeezzed it all together to fit the 1024 background texture. Effectively, the actual resolution of the panel was 3072x1024. EG: in one aircraft I looked at vc main panel was made up of three VC panel windows placed side by side, each of 1024x1024 size. I may need to>enlarge the image of my panel and paste that onto a new>1024x1024 texture and one other thing, were is the select>tool in paint shop pro ( Iam new to paint shop)>Cheers >Rhys We're talking about the VC I take it? If so, the VC panel might be made up of more than one virtual panel. >Thanks Rob>No, I did not know about one and two >I have found an image of my panel to map on my Virtual>cockpit.>What I did was cut out the panel and paste it on to a>1024x1024 texture It does not fill the texture sheet.>In paint shop pro how do you enlarge a image.

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