Publishing to images takes each page in your scrapbook and saves it as either a JPG, PNG or TIF image file. This option allows you to send your scrapbook pages by email or print them.
If you are looking to burn the pages of your scrapbook as images, see the Publish to Photo CD option instead.
Tip: You can also publish individual pages in your scrapbook to image files by choosing Page > Save As Image... from the program menu.
Tip: You can also email the pages of your scrapbook as image files by choosing File > Email... from the program menu.
Tip: You can publish your scrapbook to image files by choosing File > Publish To > Images... from the program menu.
The path to the folder you want the scrapbook image files published to. Click the Browse button to open the Browse For Folder dialog.
Set the image size at which your scrapbook pages will be output.
Note: The values listed below as Standard, Web/Email, and Custom will only limit the maximum size of the images. If the images are smaller than the value, they will not be made larger.
Outputs the images at their full size.
Note: If the size of the generated image files is a concern because you will be uploading them to a website, or emailing them to friends, you may want to experiment with the other size options.
Make the images no larger than 1024 pixels in width and height.
Make the images no larger than 650 pixels in width and height. This option is perfect for sharing in the Scrapbook MAX! online gallery, or emailing to family and friends.
Allows you to specify the size (Width and Height) at which you want to output your images.
Choosing Custom also allows you to choose between different Image types in the Advanced box: JPG, PNG, or TIF. (The other presets - Full Size, Standard, and Web/Email- can only be output as JPG images).
The type of image files to generate from your scrapbook. Choose from JPG, PNG and TIF.
Note: The JPEG quality setting can only be configured when the JPG image type is selected.
The quality of the images generated from your scrapbook. Choose from 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95 and 100. The size of each image file will increase when you increase the image quality, so if size is an issue, choose a lower image quality setting.
Note: This setting is only available when the JPEG image type is selected.
Allows you to specify the width of your image (in pixels). (Note that the Preset "Custom" must be selected in order for you to input a custom width)
Note: Setting Width and Height to 0 will output the images at Full Size.
Allows you to specify the height of your image (in pixels). (Note that the Preset "Custom" must be selected in order for you to input a custom height)
Note: Setting Width and Height to 0 will output the images at Full Size.