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- Click the Rectangular Crop tool
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- In the display window, drag the mouse pointer over the area that you want to output.
Do not select an area that includes more than one TIFF element. - Release the mouse button.
A rectangle indicates the area that remains after you confirm the Crop command. - If required, perform one or more of these actions:
- To resize the area of the crop, drag one of its sizing handles.
- To move the area of the crop, hold the left mouse button inside the rectangle and drag the pointer to the location you want to crop.
- To apply the resulting crop and view it, double click the crop area.
- To snap the selected rectangle to the data in the TIFF file and achieve the minimum size that contains all the data in your selection, from the Info palette, click Auto-Fit.
Note: You can select multiple elements together and then click Auto-Fit to achieve the minimum size that contains all the data in your selection. You can also define a margin around the data and a minimum dot percentage to be included in the auto-fit crop area in Preferences > Layout.
Cropping a TIFF element in the layout with the Polygonal Crop tool
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