Image Properties

This topic describes how you can use the Image Properties dialog box to edit the properties of an image. Server displays the dialog box when you right-click an image and select Properties from the shortcut menu.

Image Properties dialog

Name

Specifies the display name of the image.

Show NLS Value

Select this option to show the translated name for the display name of the object in the Name text box if you have enabled the NLS feature and translated it.

If you select this option, it takes effect only when you have not modified the display name of the object.

Image Name

Specifies the image file name.

Formula button

Indicates the value of the option can be controlled by a formula. Select this button and select a formula from the drop-down list, or select <Edit Expression> to create an expression using the Formula Editor.

Scaling Mode

actual size - Select to show the image in its actual size. If the size of the area for displaying the image is smaller than that of the image, part of the image will be cut off.
fit image - Select to adjust the image to fill up the area for displaying the image, with its original perspective remained but under the limitation of Max Ratio.
fit width - Select to adjust the image to fit the width of the area for displaying the image but under the limitation of Max Ratio.
fit height - Select to adjust the image to fit the height of the area for displaying the image but under the limitation of Max Ratio.
customize - Select to adjust the image according to the width and height that you specify in the Width and Height text boxes, regardless of Max Ratio.

Horizontal Alignment

Specifies the horizontal alignment of the image in its container.

Vertical Alignment

Specifies the vertical alignment of the image in its container.

Rotation

Rotates the image at a specified angle in degrees. The following is the meaning of different values:

0 - No rotation.
Positive value - Rotate the image clockwise.
Negative value - Rotate the image anticlockwise.

Note icon When you specify a rotation degree for the image, in the report result the area for displaying the image maintains its original size hence it may result in that the rotated image exceeds the area boundary. In this case Logi Report cuts the parts that extend outside of the area.