-->
Sep 20, 2014 10:10 AM. You could try scaling it when you first insert / xref in the image. The insertion point is typically the bottom left corner of the image. Once you click the base point, you can either type in a numerical scale value, or move the mouse around to adjust the scale of the image. Not sure if this will solve your problem, but. To install Debian 9.13 (stretch), download any of the following images (all i386 and amd64 CD/DVD images can be used on USB sticks too): netinst CD image (generally 150-280 MB) amd64.
Definition
Important
Some information relates to prerelease product that may be substantially modified before it's released. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information provided here.
Gets or sets a value that describes how an Image should be stretched to fill the destination rectangle.
Property Value
- Stretch
One of the Stretch values. The default is Uniform.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to use this property.
Remarks
Stretch Image
A value of Fill will cause your image to stretch to completely fill the output area. When the output area and the image have different aspect ratios, the image is distorted by this stretching. To make an Image preserve the aspect ratio of the image, set this property to Uniform (default) or UniformToFill.
Dependency Property Information
Stretch Image Horizontally
| Identifier field | StretchProperty |
Metadata properties set to true | AffectsMeasure |
Applies to
See also
-->Definition
Important
Some information relates to prerelease product that may be substantially modified before it's released. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information provided here.
Gets or sets a value that describes how an Image should be stretched to fill the destination rectangle.
Equivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI.Xaml.Controls.Image.Stretch.
Property Value
- Stretch
A value of the Stretch enumeration that specifies how the source image is rendered, if the Height and/or Width of the Image are not explicitly specified. The default value is Uniform.
Remarks
The value of the Stretch property is only relevant if the Image instance is not already using explicitly set values for the Height and/or Width property, and if the Image instance is inside a container that can stretch the image to fill some available space in layout. If you set the value of the Stretch property to None, the image always retains its natural size, even if there's a layout container that might stretch it otherwise. For more info on image sizing, see Remarks in Image.
Stretch Image Gimp
Image sources and scaling
You should create your image sources at several recommended sizes, to ensure that your app looks great when Windows scales it because of device scaling and resolution. This is often a better way to handling image resizing rather than applying a nondefault Stretch value. When specifying a Source for an Image, you can use a naming convention that will automatically reference the correct resource for the current scaling. For specifics of the naming convention and more info, see Load images and assets tailored for scale.
For more info on how to design for scaling, see Introduction to Windows app design.
Stretch Image Obs
Principle 5 8. Note
A Stretch value of None doesn't work for image resources that are intended to support scaling. The scaling will be detected and the appropriate scaled resource is loaded before the layout decisions implied by the None value are applied.
Applies to
