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Thanks. This will change the size during a single export, but the ratio is a different function and it's only available in Photo.

Thanks for your response. My question was answered a few above, but this doesn't change the aspect ratio, it changes the pixels or the inches or whichever measuring unit is chosen. Only Photo has the ratio function. There you can choose a 2:3, 4:5 etc. This allows the doc/image to be resized according to a set ratio and not actual pixels, inches, etc. It's a quick and dirty way of creating multiple standardized sizes. A HUGE time saver.

No problem, it's hard to tell with the internet between us😀

Yes, you've given me (Tammy) exactly what I needed, thank you!

Great, I'll try that, thank you!

I want to export image files using an aspect ratio (ex: 4:5) instead of specific dimensions like 8x10 in or pixels. How do I do this? I have Publisher, Designer and Photo versions 1.10. Thanks

I found the solution. I also posted the solution. Have a nice day!😁

I know EXACTLY what I was looking at. I found the solution. I already posted it.

Absolutely! For some reason when text is converted to a png through the slicing process, it changes the size of the text. That part I can't explain. In order to maintain the actual size of the font that was originally used, (I used 20pt) create a slice using the slice tool (draw a slice box around the object). Then go the slice menu (see screenshot) and add a second slice parameter. Type in the dimensions as noted in the screenshot and hit enter. Delete the first slice parameter so that only the exact dimensions are left for export. Export as usual. NOTE: I noticed when I added the second set of export parameters, the actual bounding box (blue slice box around the text) did not update to reflect the new export dimensions, but the text exported to a png the precise point size I used in the initial document. I tried this with multiple character count text objects and they exported as the same size - 20pt - no variation in size. I hope this helps!

Thank you, but the issue is not setting up an art board, it's making the slices the same size both vertically and horizontally. I found the solution.

I don't need your help because I found the solution. You might try addressing the people who are wasting my time and attacking me instead of actually helping.

BECAUSE NONE OF THEM HAVE FIXED THE ISSUE. That should be readily apparent. You're supposed to be helping, not wasting time with irrelevant questions.

I need to copy the dimensions of a slice to make the slices all look the same. How do I either copy the actual slice from one object to another or create a specifically sized slice?

Obviously there IS something to fix because AGAIN they are not the same size.

It's all the same file and it's big. Do you know how to fix this?