Automatic Image Resizing

With the release of Internet Explorer 6.0, Microsoft has included a new feature called "Automatic Image Resizing". For customers who are experiencing problems when attempting to view enhanced images on our Web Site (i.e. - the image is too small), a workaround is available. Note that this problem only occurs in Internet Explorer 6.0.

If you open pictures directly that are too large to display in your browser window, automatic resizing makes them fit. With this feature, you do not need to scroll horizontally or vertically to view large pictures. In addition, if you view pictures that fit within the browser window and then change the window size, Internet Explorer automatically adjusts the pictures to fit the new window size. To prevent image distortion, Internet Explorer also adjusts both the picture height and width (even if only a single dimension needs adjusting).

The Automatic Image Resizing icon appears in the lower-right corner of any picture that has been automatically resized to fit in the browser window. To expand a resized picture to its original size or resize the image to fit in the browser window, click the Automatic Image Resizing icon in the lower-right corner of the picture.

How to Enable or Disable Automatic Image Resizing
1) In Internet Explorer, click Internet Options on the Tools menu.
2) On the Advanced tab, click to clear (disable) or click to select (enable) the Enable Automatic Image Resizing check box.
3) Click OK.