Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.  Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.  Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.

       Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.  Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.  Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.

       Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size. In Photoshop, the Image Size dialog box lets you adjust the pixel dimensions, print dimensions, and resolution of an image; in ImageReady, you can adjust only the pixel dimensions of an image.  Once you have scanned or imported an image, you may want to adjust its size.