Image dimensions are the length and width of a digital image. It is usually measured in pixels, but some graphics programs allow you to view and work with your image in the equivalent inches or centimeters. Depending on what you plan to use your image for you may want to change the image size. For example, if you are using a high-resolution digital photograph, you may want to make the image dimensions smaller for publishing to a Web page. When using a graphics or image-editing program, you will usually have two options for changing the image dimensions: resize or resample.
Sponsored by dynaTrace 2010 saw plenty of dynamic activity in the application performance space and following all the changes can be an overwhelming task. To get a better handle on the abundance of information, the authors of this project put together a week-by-week look at the most relevant and timeless articles produced during the year. This easy-to-follow performance almanac contains over 50 articles of numerous topics around application performance, ranging from technical to conceptual areas of performance management. Click Here >>
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