1. Click on the Preview and Size tab.
2. Place the mouse cursor on the edge of the image. The cursor changes into a line with two opposing arrows. Click and drag the dotted line to where you want the image cropped.
3. Drag each side of the dotted line box until the dotted line box defines the area you want to print. You can also click inside the box and move the location of the box itself.
4. Click Apply.

There are four ways to crop your image using Origin and Size Values. Each of them involve locking one or more values and then modifying the remaining values.

• Fixed Width - Fixed Width crops your image based on the width. To use Fixed Width, lock and modify only the Width value. The other values will change to accommodate the width.
• Fixed Height - Fixed Height crops your image based on the height. To use Fixed Height, lock and modify only the Height value. The other values will change to accommodate the height.
• Fixed Aspect - Fixed Aspect crops your image based on both the width and height. To use Fixed Aspect, lock and modify only the Width and Height values. The other values will change to accommodate the width and height.
• Fixed Magnification - Fixed Magnification crops your image based on the magnification. To use Fixed Magnification, lock and modify only the Magnification value. The other values will change to accommodate the magnification.