User Guide For Mac
Here’s everything you need to know about Pages for Mac, straight from Apple. This definitive guide helps you create beautiful documents and interactive books with photos, galleries, charts, customizable shapes, and much more. We use our own and third-party cookies to improve your experience of our website. Cookies remember your preferences and track site usage. By continuing, you accept their use.
Crop photos
Click on the 'Crop' icon on the top right-hand side of your workstation. Before you begin cropping, you can view the original width and height of your photo at the top of the submenu. To crop your image by hand, simply move your mouse over the outer boundaries and drag the lines up and down or from side-to-side. After you have changed the parameters, click anywhere inside of the highlighted portion of the image and drag the selected area to see how it looks.
Another way to crop your photo is to select from the list of aspect ratio presets. Notice that the 'Freeform' option at the top of the list is selected by default. Cropping in Freeform mode allows you to customize the size of your photo for a specific purpose. For example, you can match the aspect ratio of a display for use as wallpapers or crop an image to fit your Facebook timeline.
To change the size of your image using numerical aspect ratios, simply click on the box to the right of the width and height fields and type any value. You can also change the direction of the crop by clicking on the small icon with two circular arrows to the right of the width and height fields. Clicking this icon will change the orientation of your photo to have either a vertical or horizontal layout.
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Besides 'Freeform,' you can also select 'Original' 'Golden' or 'Square' from the list, each with default aspect ratio configurations. Remember that these values can be changed by entering different numbers in the width and height fields that appear under the option once it has been selected.
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Below Freeform, Original, Square and Golden you will find the following commonly used aspect ratio presets: 2X3 (iPhone), 3X5, 4X3 (DVD), 4X6 (Postcard), 5X7 (L, 2L) 8X10 and 16X19. These presets make it easy to crop your photo when you don't want to hassle with manual adjustments.
Repeat these steps and move the cropped portion over different areas of your image until the highlighted area covers the part of your photo you would like to keep and the darkened area covers the part you would like to discard. When you have the perfect cut, select 'Done' at the bottom right-hand side of the submenu and any changes will be locked-in. Remember that if you change your mind you can click on 'Undo' or 'Redo' at the bottom right-hand side of your workstation and continue cropping.
Never miss an email
When you add your email accounts (such as iCloud, Exchange, school, or work) to Mail, you get all your emails in one place—without signing in to any websites.
Reduce the noise
Keep your inbox and attention focused by blocking emails from specific people or groups.
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Organize your email
You don’t need to keep everything in your inbox—mailboxes are an easy way to organize your emails.
Find emails fast
It’s easy to find an email message, no matter which mailbox or folder it’s hiding in.
To browse the Mail User Guide, click Table of Contents at the top of the page.
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If you need more help, visit the Mail Support website.