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Images and image map shortcuts

To do this

Use this shortcut on a PC with Windows

Use this shortcut on the Macintosh

Return a selected image to its original size (width and height).

Double-click the lower-right corner handle of the image border.

Double-click the lower-right corner handle of the image border.

Return a selected image to its original width.

Double-click the right handle of the image border.

Double-click the right handle of the image border.

Return a selected image to its original height.

Double-click the bottom handle of the image border.

Double-click the bottom handle of the image border.

Resize a selected image proportionately.

Hold down Shift and drag the lower-right corner handle.

Hold down Shift and drag the lower-right corner handle.

Replace a "missing image" icon with a new image.

Right-click the icon, choose Browse Files from the context menu, and select the new image.

Control-click the icon, choose Browse Files from the context menu, and select the new image.

Open the Image Object Editor.

Double-click the image or right-click the image and choose Image Object Editor from the context menu.

Double-click the image or Control-click the image and choose Image Object Editor from the context menu.

Open an image in the Transparency and Interlacing Image Editor.

Ctrl-double-click the image.

Option-double-click the image.

Open the Image Map Editor.

Right-click the object and choose Image Map Editor from the context menu.

Control-click the object and choose Image Map Editor from the context menu.

Move a selected hotspot 1 pixel in the Image Map Editor.

Press the arrow keys.

Press the arrow keys.

Move a selected hotspot 10 pixels in the Image Map Editor.

Hold down Ctrl while pressing the arrow keys.

Hold down Option while pressing the arrow keys.

Resize a selected hotspot 1 pixel in the Image Map Editor.

Hold down Shift while pressing the arrow keys.

Hold down Shift while pressing the arrow keys.

Resize a selected hotspot 10 pixels in the Image Map Editor.

Hold down Shift-Ctrl while pressing the arrow keys.

Hold down Shift-Option while pressing the arrow keys.

To do this	Use this shortcut on a PC with Windows	Use this shortcut on the Macintosh
Return a selected image to its original size (width and height).	Double-click the lower-right corner handle of the image border.	Double-click the lower-right corner handle of the image border.
Return a selected image to its original width.	Double-click the right handle of the image border.	Double-click the right handle of the image border.
Return a selected image to its original height.	Double-click the bottom handle of the image border.	Double-click the bottom handle of the image border.
Resize a selected image proportionately.	Hold down Shift and drag the lower-right corner handle.	Hold down Shift and drag the lower-right corner handle.
Replace a "missing image" icon with a new image.	Right-click the icon, choose Browse Files from the context menu, and select the new image.	Control-click the icon, choose Browse Files from the context menu, and select the new image.
Open the Image Object Editor.	Double-click the image or right-click the image and choose Image Object Editor from the context menu.	Double-click the image or Control-click the image and choose Image Object Editor from the context menu.
Open an image in the Transparency and Interlacing Image Editor.	Ctrl-double-click the image.	Option-double-click the image.
Open the Image Map Editor.	Right-click the object and choose Image Map Editor from the context menu.	Control-click the object and choose Image Map Editor from the context menu.
Move a selected hotspot 1 pixel in the Image Map Editor.	Press the arrow keys.	Press the arrow keys.
Move a selected hotspot 10 pixels in the Image Map Editor.	Hold down Ctrl while pressing the arrow keys.	Hold down Option while pressing the arrow keys.
Resize a selected hotspot 1 pixel in the Image Map Editor.	Hold down Shift while pressing the arrow keys.	Hold down Shift while pressing the arrow keys.
Resize a selected hotspot 10 pixels in the Image Map Editor.	Hold down Shift-Ctrl while pressing the arrow keys.	Hold down Shift-Option while pressing the arrow keys.

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